Building Trust and Combating Misinformation take center stage during the IGP Visit to Next Media
A pressing issue discussed during the visit was the rise of fraudsters posing as journalists, undermining the credibility of legitimate media houses.
When law enforcement and media collaborate, the impact can be transformative. This was the key takeaway from the recent visit of the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Afande Abas Byakagaba, to the #NextMediaPark, where he engaged in critical discussions with Next Media’s leadership team.
The IGP commended Next Media for their groundbreaking #DisMisFakeNews campaign, a nationwide initiative aimed at combating misinformation.
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Both parties emphasized the need for close cooperation to ensure Ugandans receive verified and balanced coverage during this high-pressure period.
A pressing issue discussed during the visit was the rise of fraudsters posing as journalists, undermining the credibility of legitimate media houses.
The Uganda Police pledged to collaborate with Next Media to identify and address these bad actors effectively, ensuring the industry upholds the highest standards of trust and professionalism.
This landmark meeting showcased the power of strategic partnerships between media and law enforcement in fostering a well-informed and secure Uganda.
