Legit.ng, a pan-African media holding, achieved recognition in the WAN-IFRA Digital Media Awards Africa, securing finalist positions in three diverse categories.
Briefly News' Best Use of AI category recognition highlights the publication's embrace of cutting-edge technology to enhance journalistic practicesSource: Originalfinalists in the annual competition of media projects demonstrating creativity and service to their audience. Three digital newsrooms under the umbrella of Legit, a pan-African media holding, managed to get on the list.
While many African media outlets participated in the awards, a certain tendency was quite visible as at least one representative in each category's shortlist was from South Africa. More often, all projects were from there.is a global hub for news publishers, driving innovation and collaboration in journalism. With a commitment to excellence, it provides a platform for industry.
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