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Data journalism articles published by #defyhatenow South Sudan Data Speaks Fellows. The focus is on increasing access to information.

The role of misinformation in aiding Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy in South Sudan

South Sudan recorded its first Covid-19 case on April 5, 2020, through a foreign national that travelled from the Netherlands via the Ethiopian Capital Addis Ababa, and then later to Juba. After the announcement of the first case, health authorities and partners who anticipated the virus went to...

Gun-violence leaves at least 63 dead across South Sudan in July alone

Author: Emmanuel Bida 211 Check July investigation has shown a huge decrease of citizens killed as a result of gun-violence across the country in July this year. A monthly data gathered by 211 Check from reports published by prominent mainstream media houses, such as Radio Miraya, Radio Tamazuj, Eye...

DATA REPORT – 146 people killed in June alone, a huge decrease compared to May’s gun-violence reported incidents

Author: Bida Emmanuel At least 146 South Sudanese have been killed across the country in June this year due to gun related violence. June’s death data reveals a huge decrease of citizens killed as a result of gun violence, compared to the month of May, where over 310 people died.  According to 211...

DATA – Gun-violence leaves over 310 South Sudanese dead in May Alone

Author: 211 Check Editorial team Numerous gun related incidents across South Sudan have left at least 310 civilians killed in the month of May alone. Last month, 211 Check documented reports of deaths across all the ten states and three administrative areas as published by two mainstream media...

South Sudan leads East Africa with ‘most expensive’ electricity charges

Author: Emmanuel Bida – Associate Editor A new 211 Check report has revealed South Sudan in the East African region the country with most expensive domestic electricity charges. The statistics unveiled Juba Electricity Distribution Company (JEDCO) as the lead company with the highest electric fee...

Did you know at least 82 people died in different plane crashes since South Sudan’s independence

Author: Garang Abraham – Managing Editor At least eighty-two people have died in different plane crashes since South Sudan succeeded from Sudan nine years ago, according to Aviation Safety Network.   As per the data obtained by 211 Check, the biggest incident that claimed 41 lives happened near Juba...

South Sudan has only three psychiatrists

Indeed, South Sudan has only three psychiatrists Claim: South Sudan has three psychiatrists Verdict: Checked Source: UNICEF (a tweet by Radio Miraya)  South Sudan has only three psychiatrists, the ministry of health has confirmed.  “South Sudan has only 3 psychiatrists for the whole...
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