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West African content creators unite against disinformation at the EU, CJID, DUBAWA webinar
Content creators from across West Africa have pledged to promote information integrity in the sub-region at a disinformation webinar jointly…
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From backlash to dialogue: EU, DUBAWA convene bloggers to confront monetised disinformation amid controversy
A tense but necessary conversation about truth, profit, and responsibility unfolded across West Africa’s digital space on Friday (27 February)…
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DUBAWA-Fareast Mercantile case: Judge grants application to tender evidence with ‘controversial’ video
An Accra High Court presided over by Her Ladyship Sedina Agbemeva has granted an application by DUBAWA to tender a…
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EU Launch Regional Resilience Campaign Against FIMI and Disinformation
The European Union, in collaboration with leading fact-checking and verification organization, DUBAWA , has launched the second phase of a…
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Kpandai Election Annulment: What Led to the Court’s Decision?
Background The parliamentary election for the Kpandai Constituency, like all the other constituencies, was held on December 7, 2024. According…
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DUBAWA pays courtesy call on Ghana’s Communication Minister
Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovation Minister Sam George has reiterated the government’s commitment to fighting disinformation. Even though the government…
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DUBAWA files RTI request to Ghana’s Presidency over Chief Justice’s removal
Fact-checking organisation DUBAWA has filed a Right to Information (RTI) request to Ghana’s Presidency, seeking documents related to Chief Justice…
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Agyapadie document partly influenced outcome of 2024 elections: Respondents demand investigation
The controversial Agyapadie document, which went viral during the 2024 general elections, may have played a role in the eventual…
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DUBAWA, DAIDAC selects 40 journalists for its Kwame Karikari 2025 Fact-checking and OSINT Fellowship
DUBAWA and the Digital Technology, Artificial Intelligence and Information Disorder Analysis Centre (DAIDAC) have trained 40 selected journalists across West…
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DUBAWA, DAIDAC opens application for Kwame Karikari 2025 Fact-checking and OSINT Fellowship
DUBAWA, Africa’s foremost fact-checking outfit, has opened applications for its 2025 Kwame Karikari Fact-checking and Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Fellowship.…
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