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Top honours at the 2021 African Fact-Checking Awards go to fact-checkers from Nigeria, South Africa, Uganda and Senegal
The continent’s foremost fact-checking awards received a record number of 216 entries from 28 African countries. Top honours in the...
Governments not transparent when detailing its Covid-19 spending
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