Editorial Policy

Our mission

VibesGH exists to help Ghanaians make better everyday decisions — about money, health, work, tech, and culture. Every article should be practical, locally relevant, and honest about what we know and what we do not.

How content is created

1. Topic selection: We focus on questions Ghanaians actually search for — MoMo fees, NHIS, rent in Accra, data bundles, side hustles, and similar real-life topics.
2. Research: Articles are built from reputable sources including government agencies, banks, telcos, health authorities, and established news outlets.
3. AI-assisted drafting: We use AI tools to speed up research and first drafts. AI does not publish on its own — every piece goes through human review.
4. Editorial review: The VibesGH Editorial Team checks facts, Ghana-specific context, tone, and usefulness before publication.
5. Updates: When policies, prices, or facts change, we update articles and note the last-updated date.

Sources and citations

Wherever possible, articles include linked sources so readers can verify claims. We prefer primary sources (official websites, published regulations) over unverified social posts.

Corrections

If you spot an error, email motionplusstudios@gmail.com with the article URL and what needs fixing. We correct factual mistakes promptly and clearly.

What we do not do

• Publish unverified rumours as fact.
• Accept payment to write favourable reviews without disclosure.
• Provide personalized financial, medical, or legal advice.
• Copy content from other publishers.

Affiliate links and ads

VibesGH may display advertisements (including Google AdSense) and, in the future, clearly labelled affiliate links. Sponsored content will always be marked as such.

Quality over volume

We prioritise depth and usefulness over publishing speed. Thin or overlapping articles may be merged, improved, or removed from search indexing while we strengthen the library.

Contact the editors

Editorial feedback: motionplusstudios@gmail.com or our contact form.