Reading stories
Sources and original reporting
How Ajako Taja credits the outlets behind each article and how to read their original reports.
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On this page
Every Ajako Taja article is based on other outlets' reporting, and we list all of them so you can read the originals.
Finding the sources
See the outlet count
At the top of the article, Covered by N outlets shows how many outlets reported the story. Select it to jump to the list.
Open "How outlets covered it"
This section lists every outlet the article is drawn from, with the outlet's name, logo and its own headline.
Read the original
Select an outlet to open its article in a new tab. You leave Ajako Taja and read the report on the outlet's own site.
The sidebar on larger screens also shows the outlets' logos under Covered by N outlets.
Why we link to every outlet
- You can check any detail against the original reporting.
- The outlets get credit, and their full articles get the readers.
- If an outlet made an error, you can raise it with them directly.
To report a problem with an article, see Reporting an issue. Publishers can read about copyright on our Copyright page.
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