Akahi News Correction Policy

Akahi News Correction Policy

At Akahi News, we take accuracy and credibility seriously. Our readers trust us to provide factual and balanced reporting, and we are committed to correcting any errors promptly and transparently.

This Correction Policy explains how we handle mistakes in our content and the steps we take to maintain the highest editorial standards.

Our Approach to Corrections

1. Accuracy as a Priority
   We make every effort to verify facts before publication. However, if an error is brought to our attention — whether it is a factual inaccuracy, a spelling mistake, or a misleading headline — we investigate immediately and correct it without delay.
2. Transparency in Updates
   When a correction is made, we clearly indicate what has been changed and, where necessary, explain the reason for the correction. This ensures readers are always aware of updates to previously published material.
3. Timely Responses
   We act on correction requests as soon as possible. Our editorial team reviews all complaints or concerns to determine if a correction, clarification, or update is needed.

Types of Corrections

• Minor Corrections: Typographical errors or grammatical mistakes that do not affect the overall meaning of the article may be corrected silently.
• Major Corrections: Errors affecting facts, figures, quotes, or context will be corrected with a clear note at the top or bottom of the article page or any area or Akahi News stating what was changed and why.
• Retractions: If an article is found to be wholly inaccurate or misleading, it may be withdrawn entirely with a clear explanation provided.

How to Request a Correction

Readers can request a correction by emailing akahinews@gmail.com with the following details:

• The article title and publication date
• The specific error identified
• Supporting evidence or documentation, if available

Our editorial team will review the request promptly and take appropriate action.

Our Commitment

At Akahi News, we value the trust of our readers. Every correction we make is part of our commitment to transparency, accountability, and continuous improvement in our journalism.