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Accuracy is our first editorial commitment. When we get something wrong, we correct it promptly, transparently, and on the record.

Our Correction Policy

Delviews publishes corrections whenever we have made a material error of fact, attribution, spelling of a proper noun, or misrepresentation in any article, including images or captions.

We do not silently overwrite errors. Every correction is noted within the article and logged in this public archive.

Correction within 24 hours

We aim to publish factual corrections within one business day of confirmation.

On-article notice

A visible correction note is added at the top or bottom of every corrected article.

Archive preserved

All corrections are logged in this page in reverse chronological order indefinitely.

We will not issue a correction for matters of editorial judgement, including headline wording, story angle, or selection decisions.

If you believe a correction we have made is itself inaccurate, please contact us with supporting evidence.

Corrections Archive

4 corrections on record
Factual Correction 18 Jul 2026Finance Published

How Young Ghanaians Are Using Mobile Money to Build Investment Portfolios

Original (Incorrect)

The article originally stated the minimum T-Bill investment via mobile money was GHS 10.

Correction

Corrected to GHS 5, as confirmed by the Bank of Ghana USSD documentation.

Factual Correction 2 Jul 2026Business Published

The Rise of Accra's Startup Ecosystem: What Investors Are Watching

Original (Incorrect)

An early version of this article stated Accra-based startups raised $220M in Q1 2026.

Correction

The correct figure is $142M as reported in the verified Partech Africa dataset. The figure $220M referred to the full 2025 year.

Attribution Correction 11 Jun 2026Relationships Published

Navigating 'Black Tax' Without Destroying Family Bonds

Original (Incorrect)

The article attributed a quote to Dr. Ama Owusu of University of Ghana.

Correction

The quoted source is Dr. Ama Owusu of the University of Cape Coast, not University of Ghana. We apologise for the error.

Factual Correction 28 May 2026Business Published

New Pan-African Trade Policies: What SMEs Need to Know

Original (Incorrect)

The article stated the AfCFTA tariff phase-out period was 7 years.

Correction

Updated to 10 years following a reader query and re-verification against the official AfCFTA Secretariat documentation.