Editorial Policy
Fact-Checking Policy
How we verify information before publishing.
Why Fact-Checking Matters
Readers deserve accurate, verified information. At Talk Ya True, verification is not an optional step. It is an essential part of responsible journalism and a core safeguard in how we report, publish and update stories across all coverage areas.
Our Verification Process
From Discovery to Ongoing Review
- Story identified
- Sources collected
- Independent verification
- Editorial review
- Publication
- Continuous monitoring after publication
Sources We Trust
Evidence Comes First
Court records
Public statements
Direct interviews
Recognised experts
Multiple independent sources
Anonymous Sources
Anonymous sources are used only when there is a compelling public interest and when the source cannot safely be named. Information from anonymous sources is independently verified whenever possible before publication.
Social Media
Information found on social media is never treated as confirmed without additional verification. Posts, videos, images and claims are checked against credible sources and contextual evidence before they are used in reporting.
Corrections
If new evidence shows that information is inaccurate, Talk Ya True updates or corrects the story promptly to maintain accuracy and reader trust.
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Readers who identify potential factual errors are encouraged to contact our team. Your feedback helps us strengthen accuracy and uphold the standards of responsible journalism.
Contact the NewsroomClosing Promise
Our readers deserve journalism they can trust. Fact-checking is central to every story we publish.
Verification remains active after publication and updates are made when new, reliable information emerges.