PRESS RELEASE: Africa Check, South African media and Google create election fact-checking coalition
The broad-based coalition aims to help voters critically engage with information and make informed decisions in the voting booth.
The broad-based coalition aims to help voters critically engage with information and make informed decisions in the voting booth.
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The awards ceremony was part of the Africa Facts Summit organised by Africa Check.
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Despite the hype around artificial intelligence, the bigger threat in Africa remains “cheap fakes” and other forms of information deception.
Africa Check has created fact-checking resources for teachers that directly target harmful information.
Vigilance against Aids denialism is important, particularly in Africa where access to information and inclusive healthcare is still patchy.
The dust has not settled on the country's general election, as tribunals set up to resolve disputes over the vote have begun their work.
Entries for the 2023 awards are now open to journalists, journalism students, and professional fact-checkers.
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