Insight from the trainees on Tips for Spotting False Information
Amanya Botrus, Kanungu FM: Some journalists rush to break news & end up sharing incomplete or incorrect information. We need to analyze information carefully before publishing.
Patricia Tumukunde, Voice of Kigezi: We must scrutinize our sources, especially on social media. Know the accounts & analyze the wording of news outlets to ensure accuracy.
Anthony Kushaba: False news often seems more believable than the truth. As journalists, we must resist spreading it and work to stop & combat it instead.
#FactCheckingMasterclass
#StayVerified
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They come in different varieties na ni cheap pale @BandariBeauty , location, green house - ngong road. Pitia uchukue your favourite.
When you Glow, you feel good.
Our Nationwide Tour begins on Monday next week! Here is the program of our first phase of activities. We shall go out to address our people physically and on media houses, and officially open our offices.
#PeoplePowerOurPower
Friends, yesterday I had a black out while in my constituency. I was moving from one church function to another. I was rushed to Kambuga Hosp and then airlifted to Mulago Hospital. Am now stable and out of danger. The medical team is carrying out further tests. No need to worry.
Even if Nsereko's law is counter signed by M7, UN, NATO and Putin combined.
If you're corrupt, you are a thief.
I will film you secretly, & publish a mega story.
We shall meet in Luzira. You for stealing our money and me for exposing you. @jbyabs please prepare my bed and uniform
A President of a Country on invitation is recieved at the Airport by the Junior (State Minister) of Foreign Affairs... Uganda and her Diplomatic protocol lapses!! Uganda has over 45 cabinet Ministers...