Methodology · Free brief · DRAFT
How AfriLens Verifies Its Research
By AfriLens Intelligence · Data as of 14 October 2026 · Target keyword: research methodology cited sources
Cross-verified, every claim cited: how AfriLens sources its research, checks every number, labels confidence and publishes corrections.
Cross-verified, every claim cited: our promise
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The 8-step pipeline
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Curated source library with reliability tiers
Source-first drafting ("a claim with no source is deleted, not softened")
Cross-verification against independent sources
Citation and number verification
Confidence labels (High / Medium / Low)
Editorial review by the AfriLens research desk
Published methodology, verification appendix, corrections log
A worked example: what we left out of the sulphur report and why (unverified Lobito volume; no public delivered-price assessment)
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What AfriLens is not: no valuations, independent expert reports or signed professional opinions
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Unverified summaries vs a verified source: what's different (source library, number checks, annexes, accountability)
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How this was made. Compiled by the AfriLens research desk from cited sources, cross-verified against independent sources, numbers re-checked against source tables and editorially reviewed. See the methodology. Corrections log.
Next steps
- "Read the methodology" → /methodology; "Judge for yourself: download the free sulphur executive summary" → /sulphur
- Flagship: Africa's Sulphur and Sulphuric Acid Squeeze 2026
- Sector hub: Methodology
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