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DUBAWA commences fact-checking training for journalists in non-urban communities in Ghana
The two-day training which took place in Tamale and ended on Thursday, October 13, 2020, brought together 20 journalists from…
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Call for Applications
WEEK FOR TRUTH 2022: CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
Dubawa is looking for volunteers to join a nationwide outreach to educate students/youth corp members on media and information literacy,…
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Newsletters & Updates
Five False Stories About China Circulating In Ghana
A fortnightly newsletter that looks closely at the significance of truth and falsehood in today’s news stories.
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Newsletters & Updates
Five Times Sammy Gyamfi Has Made False Claims
A fortnightly newsletter that looks closely at the significance of truth and falsehood in today’s news stories
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Call for Applications
Call For Application: Fact-checking Training for Journalists in Rural Ghana
The project will consist of a two-day residential training and a three-month post-training mentorship for selected journalists.
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Economy
Fact-checking claims from NDC Press Conference on economy (Part Two)
A week ago, DUBAWA published Part One of the investigations it did on claims made by the National Communications Officer…
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Fact Check
Fact-checking claims from NDC’s press conference on the economy (Part One)
Full Story The National Democratic Congress (NDC) held a press conference on July 8, 2022, at its headquarters in Accra.…
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Economy
Fact-checking claims from Fox News’ “Tucker Carlson Tonight” show (Part 1)
The ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight show’, FOX News Channel’s flagship primetime cable news program, hosted by Tucker Carlson is described as…
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Newsletters & Updates
Five-Part Series of DUBAWA Ghana’s Investigation into Expired Products
A fortnightly newsletter that takes a closer look at the significance of truth and falsehood in today’s news stories. A…
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Newsletters & Updates
Public Officials were found five times to have misled the public
A fortnightly newsletter that takes a closer look at the significance of truth and falsehood in today’s news stories.
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