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Study Title: -)The use of infographic African websites (analytical study of infographics on African economic issues(.Objectives of the study :-In light of the previous definition of the title of the research, the objectives of the study are decomposed into a main objective: monitoring, detection, and analysis of the journalistic “economic” contents of infographics on African websites, and the goal will be achieved through the following questions1What are the uses of infographics as an art of journalistic editorial arts in African websites?2.What are the economic issues that fixed and interactive types of infographics address in African sites?3.What are the elements of interactivity in African websites?4.What multimedia are used on African websites?5.What is the purpose of using infographics as an art of journalistic editing in African websites?6.What kind of infographic designs in African website?7.What are the ways to display infographics on African websites?Study type and method:-This study is a descriptive study, which aims to identify the use of African websites for the art of journalistic infographics, by applying the infographic that reviews economic issues. The study also depends on the ”Survey Method”, where the analytical aspect.Study community:-The study population was represented in African websites, while the study sample was represented in 4 African websites where:•Portal ws.•TanzanianInvest.com•Businessdailyafrica.com•jeuneafrique.comFor the sample to consist of 344 individuals, by selecting the intentional sample of the infographic that discusses economic issues in the sites, using the comprehensive inventory method of the economic infographic in the African sites, the study sampleata collection tools in the study:-It was a content analysis tool.Theoretical framework of the study:-The study relied on the media richness theory, as it is used in the study of interactive communication on the Internet, in addition to monitoring the richer means of communication to clarify ambiguous information.General results of the study:-The study monitored the most prominent economic contents presented by the websites in the press infographic, which were represented in; Economic reform issues, internal affairs, national projects, inter-trade, investment issues, sustainable development, stock exchange, clean energy projects, capital technology and military industries.The study monitored the use of African infographic sites in addressing the economic contents, as it was represented in a presentation; The growth of African exports, inflation rates, the issue of unemployment and infrastructure development, in addition to monitoring the performance of the banking sector.The study monitored the most prominent elements of interactivity in African websites, as they came: Participation, electronic archive, and infographic are in the first places.The study found that African websites employ multimedia represented in the press image, while neglecting the use of audio or animation, and video as one of the interactive means.