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Elias Meseret

Elias Meseret

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Correspondent, Associated Press

Ādīs Ābeba Āstedader

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colonialism, the Muslim community Politics, pan-Africanism African diaspora, the legacy of chattel slaveryRace

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Total articles 18322

  • A global rise in government-led fact-checking initiatives cause concern, worries of misuse

    By Elias Meseret Verified, fact-checker. He| Poynter Online Verified When a government-led fact-checking initiative in Brazil first surfaced in 2020, it didn’t take long for fact-checkers in the South American nation of more than 216 million people to notice that it looked more like government propaganda than a real fact-checking effort.

    By Elias Meseret Verified, fact-checker. He · Poynter Online

    Feb. 08, 2024

  • West African fact-checkers team up to correct falsehoods in coup-prone region

    By Elias Meseret Verified, fact-checker. He| Poynter Online Verified The political landscape in West Africa has been undergoing dramatic changes since 2020, marked by a series of coups that have reshaped governance in Mali, Guinea, Burkina Faso, Niger and Gabon. This trend of political upheaval extends to nearby Central African countries like Sudan and Chad, with visible signs of instability now emerging in Cameroon and Sierra Leone.

    By Elias Meseret Verified, fact-checker. He · Poynter Online

    Dec. 15, 2023

  • A global rise in government-led fact-checking initiatives cause concern, worries of misuse

    By Elias Meseret Verified, fact-checker. He| Poynter Online Verified When a government-led fact-checking initiative in Brazil first surfaced in 2020, it didn’t take long for fact-checkers in the South American nation of more than 216 million people to notice that it looked more like government propaganda than a real fact-checking effort.

    By Elias Meseret Verified, fact-checker. He · Poynter Online

    Feb. 08, 2024

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Fort Lauderdale, United States

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Founded: 1972