Navigating truth in the age of social media


IN today’s digital age, social media platforms have become a dominant source of information for millions of people. While these platforms offer the convenience of instant news updates and diverse viewpoints, they also harbour a significant danger – the spread of misinformation and fake news.

Misinformation, often disguised as legitimate news, can rapidly go viral, misleading vast numbers of people. This can have serious consequences, from sowing confusion during emergencies to undermining trust in public institutions and democratic processes.

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