Our Commitment to Correcting Errors
Makoya aims to publish clear and accurate information about jobs, learnerships, internships, bursaries, training programmes and other opportunities.
We recognise that inaccurate information can cause confusion or lead readers to miss an important deadline. We welcome credible reports of errors and aim to correct material inaccuracies when they are identified and verified.
What Can Be Reported?
Readers may contact us about:
- Incorrect application deadlines.
- Wrong salaries, stipends or funding amounts.
- Inaccurate qualification or eligibility requirements.
- Broken or incorrect application links.
- Incorrect employer or programme details.
- Outdated vacancies or closed programmes.
- Misleading headlines or descriptions.
- Other factual errors that could affect a reader’s understanding.
How to Submit a Correction Request
Please use the contact details on our Contact Us page and provide:
- The URL of the article concerned.
- A clear description of the error.
- The correct information, if known.
- A link to an official announcement or reliable supporting source, where available.
Please do not send unnecessary sensitive personal information when reporting an error.
How We Review Reports
We aim to assess correction requests fairly, taking into account the evidence provided and the importance of the issue.
Where an error is confirmed, we may correct the relevant wording, update a deadline, replace a broken link, clarify an ambiguous statement or remove information that can no longer be supported.
If the evidence is inconclusive, we may investigate further or revise the wording to reflect the uncertainty.
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Minor and Significant Corrections
Minor spelling, grammar or formatting changes may be made without a separate correction notice when they do not change the meaning of an article.
Material corrections may include changes to eligibility requirements, financial amounts, deadlines, programme duration, application procedures or other information that could influence a reader’s decision.
Where appropriate, we aim to identify significant updates in the article so readers can understand that important information has changed.
Outdated Opportunities
A vacancy or programme may close or change after publication. When we become aware of a verified change, we may update the article, add a clarification or remove outdated instructions where appropriate.
Readers should still confirm the current status of an opportunity with the responsible organisation.
Response Times
We aim to review genuine correction requests as reasonably practicable. We do not guarantee a fixed response time, and complex issues may require additional verification.
Submitting a correction request does not automatically mean that a change will be made.
Contact Us
Please submit correction requests through our Contact Us page:
Our objective is to improve the reliability of published information and maintain a transparent, responsible relationship with our readers.