Editorial & Sourcing Policy

AfroEuropa is an AI-assisted newsroom covering the technology and business corridor between Africa and Europe. Our stories are produced by an in-house newsroom engine with editorial oversight, and every automated story is labelled as AI-assisted.

We monitor a curated set of named, reputable technology and business outlets across Africa and Europe through their public RSS feeds. We use these to learn what is happening — the underlying facts and events, which no publisher owns.

We do notrepublish other outlets' articles. When several outlets cover the same event, we read their reporting and write our own original account of the facts.

Each story is synthesised from the underlying facts and re-reported in our own words. Our system is explicitly instructed never to copy or closely paraphrase source wording, never to fabricate quotes, numbers, names, or dates, and to keep framing neutral and factual.

AI-assisted writing can still make mistakes. Higher-risk stories — in particular those centred on a named individual — are routed to a human for review before they can be published.

Every story credits the outlets whose reporting informed it and links back to them, so readers can go to the original sources. We treat attribution as mandatory, not optional.

Cover images come from license-clean sources — Pexels and Wikimedia Commons — and are credited where the license requires it. We do not reuse the photographs published by the outlets we cite.

We aim to be accurate, but if you spot an error — or if you are a publisher or the subject of a story and would like a correction, or your material removed — please contact us and we will review it promptly.

Email editorial@afroeuropa.com. Please include the article link and what you would like corrected or removed.

Articles produced by our newsroom engine carry an "AI-assisted reporting" note. We believe readers should always know when a story was machine-assisted.