Accuracy before speed
We do not rush to publish. We verify first.
Our standards for accuracy, sourcing, AI use, conflicts of interest, corrections and the responsibilities of everyone who publishes on Delviews.
Last reviewed and updated: July 2026Delviews exists to publish content that is useful, accurate, and positive - content that helps readers understand the world around them, act wisely, grow, discover opportunities and engage responsibly with the issues that shape their lives.
Every editorial decision must pass a simple test: does this serve the reader? Our editorial compass points toward what is helpful, contextualised, responsible and honestly presented.
We do not rush to publish. We verify first.
Clicks do not justify inaccurate or harmful content.
Facts without context can mislead. We explain.
No content publishes without human review and approval.
Delviews applies a three-tier risk model to editorial content, with verification requirements scaled to the sensitivity and potential harm of the subject matter.
Examples: Lifestyle tips, entertainment reviews, productivity guides
Required review: Category Editor + final approver
Examples: Finance guidance, relationship advice, faith claims, health information
Required review: Source verification + specialist review where needed
Examples: Politics, allegations, minors, medical claims, public controversies
Required review: Managing Editor review; legal check where appropriate
Writers must record the primary sources used for each elevated or sensitive article. Unverifiable claims must not be published as fact.
All content follows a structured workflow before it reaches readers. No article may be published without completing the stages appropriate to its sensitivity level.
Create brief, assign category, deadline, target keywords and writer.
Compose article, attach sources and supporting media, then submit for review.
Check angle, accuracy, tone, category fit and completeness.
Check headline, search intent, metadata, internal links and readability.
Approve, return for revision, reject or schedule for publication.
Track performance, reader feedback and accuracy over time.
Delviews uses AI tools as editorial assistants, not as autonomous publishers. This distinction is fundamental to our trust promise.
The writer or editor who submits an AI-assisted article is fully accountable for every factual claim, regardless of how the text was produced.
Delviews maintains strict separation between editorial decisions and commercial interests. No advertiser, sponsor, partner or financial relationship may influence editorial articles.
Certain subject areas carry elevated risk of harm if handled carelessly. Delviews applies additional safeguards to these categories.
All health claims require authoritative medical or scientific sources. No unverified health advice.
Financial content must not constitute regulated advice. All financial articles carry a standard disclaimer.
Faith content must respect the dignity of all traditions. No content may mock, demean or incite hostility.
Content involving minors, abuse, or intimate partner issues follows a strict sensitivity protocol.
No unverified allegations against named individuals. Managing Editor approval required. Right of reply offered.
All mental health content follows best-practice reporting guidelines with relevant signposting where appropriate.
Content we will not publish: Unverified accusations, harmful misinformation, defamatory speculation, dangerous medical or financial advice, content that endangers individuals, and content that exploits minors.
We correct errors promptly and on the record. Material errors of fact, attribution, or misrepresentation are corrected with a visible note on the article and a corresponding entry in our public corrections archive.
View the Corrections ArchiveDelviews is built on the belief that African voices, stories and perspectives deserve thorough, confident, and nuanced coverage. Our editorial decisions work to ensure that the diversity of African experience is represented in what we publish and who we commission.
We will not publish stereotyped, reductive or demeaning characterisations of any community, faith group, nationality or identity.
If you have questions, concerns, or feedback about our editorial standards, contact our editorial team directly.
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