Kwame Karikari Fact-checking and Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Fellowship 2026 for African Journalists

DUBAWA and the Digital Technology, Artificial Intelligence, and Information Disorder Analysis Centre (DAIDAC)

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The Kwame Karikari Fellowship offers a three-month intensive program for journalists in Africa to enhance their fact-checking skills and utilize open-source intelligence tools. Participants will receive mentorship and training, empowering them to combat misinformation in their communities.

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Deadline
April 4, 2026
Regions
Africa
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Professional, Young Professional
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