Fact-check: Customs market battery photo traced to Zambia
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Fact-checking and Information Verification in South Sudan
Resignation letter inauthentic, not from Ruweng Administrative Area chief...
Did Volodymyr Zelenskyy mock African Presidents in Kyiv?...
Did Hamdan Dagalo visit Kenya for Sudan’s talks last week?...
This recruitment exercise is not from NRA South Sudan...
MTN not giving out 10 GB of free data to its old users in South Sudan...
Fact-check: Uganda Ministry of Health has not refused to Pay Medical Interns...
Fact-check: “Are you from South Sudan” Jobs Scams?...
Blog: The psychology behind why people create online scams and fraud...
Fact-check: Photo of a driver on a muddy road not from South Sudan...
No, this picture has been used in Zambia and Kenya. All the evidence shows that this picture didn’t originate from Rumbek, South Sudan Writer: Jibi Moses An image posted on a local online Facebook page Juba Eye, claiming an Angel
Fact-check: This man with dog meat was not arrested at Gudele One
Fact-check: A Facebook post saying banks in South Sudan are approving loans is a scam
Fact-check: This image was not taken in Juba
Data Story: 10.23% rise in the number of students registered for the certificate of secondary education examinations this year
Fact-check: A massive figure sightings over Juba and Rumbek proven false
Fact-check: Rumor of an earthquake in South Sudan debunked; no seismic activity recorded
Data Story: Over 260 abductees reunited with their families between 2021 and 2023 in Jonglei and GPAA
Fact-check: Ramciel City’s most misleading master plan photos
Social Media Health Report | January 2023
Data Story: 12.34% rise in the number of pupils registered for the certificate of primary education examinations this year.
A claim on Twitter that Ugandans were shot dead in Juba for burning charcoal on February 10, 2023, is false and misleading. Writer: Emmanuel Bida Thomas A claim by a Twitter user in a tweet on February 10, 2023, that
Explainer: What is a deep fake and how to spot it?
Fact-check: VP Hussein Abdelbagi is not critically ill, as reported
Fact-check: Jonglei State gov’t not buying abducted children from abductors
Fact-check: Journalist denies saying on the radio that he suggested firing a Vice President
There is no scientific evidence that wearing fake chains causes cancer.
The claim of a high tension in Melut County circulating online over angry community members demanding for removal of the Dar Petroleum Operating Company (DPOC) Vice President for alleged embezzlement of money meant for the flood-affected population is false. Writer:
Fact-check: Is Tik Tok offering users 30GB free data for 60 days of its 6th Anniversary? No, It is false.
Fact-check: Have Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) increased the cost of tomato seeds?
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