November 27, 2024; Accra, Ghana – In a move to support efforts aimed at countering disinformation and enhancing electoral information integrity, the Coalition of Domestic
The Ghana Fact-checking Coalition, a collective of fact-checking organisations and CSOs working on information integrity, has observed with worry the blatant attempt by radio and
The Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), Dubawa, FactSpace West Africa and other civil society organisations working on information hygiene, integrity and resilience in Ghana
Ghana’s leading news portal, GhanaWeb, and GhanaFact, an IFCN verified fact-checking project, are collaborating to host the first live-fact-checking of a presidential address in Ghana.
Deepfakes, or synthetic media generated through artificial intelligence, are becoming easier to create and more realistic. There are many apps available for users to create
Independent fact-checking project, GhanaFact is part of the new WHO hosted network, Africa Infodemic Response Alliance (AIRA), working to counter health misinformation and information gaps.
Amidst a global pandemic and a deployment of social media political marketing like Ghana has never seen before, a team of fact-checking journalists work around the clock to fight misinformation.
The West African Network for Peacebuilding (WANEP) has entered into a teaming partnership with GhanaFact to enhance online credibility and integrity of the presidential and
GhanaFact has partnered with the largest citizen observer group in Ghana, the Coalition for Domestic Election Observers (CODEO) to fact-check information explosion on election day,
