Corrections policy

We correct errors as quickly as we can. When we change a material fact, we note what was wrong and what we updated.

Principles

• Facts first. Primary sources preferred — gazettes, filings, on-record officials, named outlets.
• No invented quotes, death tolls, or anonymous-only bombshells.
• Clear labelling. Opinion is labelled Opinion. Sample or preview content is marked until replaced.
• Independence. Coverage of companies and governments is editorial; advertising, if any later, will be separated.
• No wire affiliation claims. AB24 is not AP, Reuters or AFP.
• Conflicts. Staff with material conflicts recuse; the publisher line remains James King.

How to request a correction

• Email corrections@africanbulletin24.com with the story URL, the passage in question, and the correct information with a source where possible.
• We aim to acknowledge within one business day and to publish a note on the story once verified.

What we correct

Names, titles, figures, dates, locations, and any claim that misstates a verifiable fact. Spelling and grammar fixes that do not change meaning may be made quietly.

Opinion

Opinion pieces are labelled. We correct factual errors in opinion the same way; we do not "correct" matters of judgment.

Launch samples

Stories marked as sample, preview or stub are illustrative until fully sourced. They should not be cited as finished news.