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Kora: Social media misinformation biggest hurdle for Journalists

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Belinda Kora, Secretary of the Media Council of Papua New Guinea and founder of Women in Media, has identified social media misinformation as the primary hurdle currently facing journalists. Kora highlighted the widespread impact of unverified online claims on the media landscape. The statements underscore growing concerns within the journalistic community regarding the challenges of reporting in an era of digital falsehoods.

Separately, in the same region, Fly Vanilla has successfully completed its first international commercial shipment of premium vanilla beans to Carmen's Best, a leading ice cream manufacturer based in Manila, the Philippines. This development marks a significant trade milestone for the agricultural exporter.

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Post Courier (Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea) (PG) Highlights general journalistic challenges posed by social media misinformation
Post Courier (Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea) (PG) Emphasizes misinformation as a major hurdle during elections
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