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Murmur Intelligence's retrospective analysis of Russian-linked influence campaigns in South Africa reveals their real-world impact was far smaller than the Kremlin's own internal reports claimed.

Murmur Intelligence collaborated with The Continent to retrospectively analyse Russian state-linked influence campaigns targeting South African voters, finding their organic reach was far smaller than Kremlin reports claimed.

Murmur Intelligence's social media analysis of the Lesufi shower controversy reveals how a small cluster of political influencers manufactured the appearance of organic public outrage.

Murmur Intelligence co-founders publish research showing how influence-for-hire operations exploit economic necessity to manufacture political sentiment at scale in African electoral politics.

Murmur Intelligence co-founders explain how they decode coordinated influence operations, revealing the hidden infrastructure behind manufactured political narratives.

Analysis illuminates the digital dimensions of South Africa's authoritarian turn, tracing how pro-Russian networks amplify narratives linking Zuma to continental coup leaders as a warning sign for democracy.

Research by the Centre for Information Integrity in Africa exposes the funding and personnel behind Visegrád24, a Polish-South African network amplifying white genocide narratives and far-right disinformation globally.

Building on earlier Murmur Intelligence collaboration, this follow-up investigation identifies how Belarusian state-controlled content escapes Telegram and spreads across X via a network of localised inauthentic accounts.

Murmur Intelligence delivers an in-depth walkthrough of modern digital influence analysis, demonstrating how to map networks, track narrative evolution, and identify coordinated inauthentic behaviour at scale.