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About Our Journalism

Who writes for Now In Africa?

Our content is written and signed by human editors and contributing analysts with expertise in African affairs. AI tools are used only as production assistants (research, data processing, transcription) — every article is fact-checked, edited and signed by a human before publication. See our About page for full details on how articles are produced.

How do you verify your stories?

Every factual claim is traceable to a named, verifiable source, linked wherever possible. Where verification is not possible, we clearly state what is confirmed and what remains unconfirmed.

How do you handle corrections?

We are committed to accuracy. If a factual error is identified, we correct it promptly. Email corrections@nowinafrica.com to report an error.

Does Now In Africa accept paid editorial content?

No. We do not accept payment for news coverage or editorial decisions. Sponsored content, where it exists, is clearly labelled.

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How do I find articles on a specific topic?

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Can I share Now In Africa articles?

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Is Now In Africa free to read?

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How do I submit a news tip?

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How do I submit a press release?

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