KasaGadi is a multilingual marketplace for verified information. It aggregates fact-checked content from trusted Ghanaian fact-checking organisations and connects it directly to the people and platforms who shape public opinion across the country.
KasaGadi continuously collects disinformation and misinformation cases from credible fact-checking entities in Ghana across all key domains:
Each item on the platform is a completed fact-check that has already gone through a rigorous verification process by professional fact-checkers.
To make verification easy to understand and easy to share, every fact-check on KasaGadi is published using five simple headings:
The original statement, rumour or content being circulated.
How fact-checkers investigated it – sources consulted, data analysed, fieldwork, expert interviews, and tools used.
A clear conclusion (e.g. False, True, Misleading, Partly True) based on the evidence.
When the fact-check was completed and published, so users can assess its timeliness.
A direct link back to the full fact-check for those who want more depth and documentation.
This standard structure allows journalists, editors, producers and civil society actors to quickly scan, understand and reuse verified information.
KasaGadi is designed as a distribution hub for verified content. It provides a fast, low-friction way to push fact-checked information to:
Because the platform is online and lightweight, it helps verified information travel beyond Accra and regional capitals into hard-to-reach communities and rural areas that are often last to access timely fact-checked content. Without this marketplace, many of these stakeholders would struggle to find and reuse high-quality, up-to-date fact-checks in one place.
KasaGadi is not just a one-way feed of fact-checks. It is also a request channel. Once journalists, radio/TV producers, print editors, social media entities, civil society groups or news organisations register on the platform, they can:
These submissions flow into a shared pipeline for professional fact-checking organisations, helping them prioritise the most relevant and high-impact claims.
Registered users are not only consumers of fact-checks; they can also be contributors to verification. After signing up, stakeholders who are close to a story or have direct knowledge or expertise can:
This turns KasaGadi into a collaborative verification network, where fact-checkers and media/civil society partners work together to reach accurate conclusions faster.
An integral part of KasaGadi is an AI model trained on local dialects, including Twi (Akan) and Hausa. This model:
The AI system does not replace human judgment. Instead, it provides language-aware assistance that makes verification in local languages more efficient and context-sensitive.
Overall, KasaGadi operates as a two-way street:
By connecting fact-checkers with the people and institutions that shape narratives on radio, TV, print, online and in communities, KasaGadi enables faster detection of harmful falsehoods, more accurate and timely verification, and wider and deeper amplification of truth across Ghana, including rural and hard-to-reach areas.
This is how KasaGadi speaks truth and guards public discourse in Ghana's information space.