Les fact-checkers et les journalistes africains francophones ayant un intérêt marqué pour la vérification des faits peuvent postuler.
Africa Check et Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung organisent un programme de bourses de vérification des faits de 12 jours en juillet 2025.
Le programme se déroulera en français dans les bureaux d'Africa Check à Dakar, au Sénégal.
La date limite est le vendredi 18 avril.
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