#211Check – Fact Checked Reports

Fact-checking and Information Verification in South Sudan

Fact-check: This Ministry of Agriculture Facebook page soliciting grant applications is a scam.

Fact-check: International Education for Global Minds scholarship for South Sudanese is a scam

Fact-check: Did President Salva Kiir say ‘he has failed’ the country as a leader?

Blog: The need for disability-inclusive tools to combat online disinformation

Fact-check: Be aware the Ministry of Finance is not calling for grant applications

Fact-check: No, a Chinese Pastor didn't say he saw South Sudanese collecting firewood in heaven

Fact-check: A South Sudanese pastor bathing women in church? No, the photos are by a Ghanaian skitmaker

Fact-check: No, Qatar Energy and FIFA are not giving out cash celebration gifts

Fact check: No, this photo showing naked dancers was not taken in a Juba Club

Fact-check: University of Juba VC overstated 2022 graduation figures in August

Fact-check: Yes, this was the ball used in the first World Cup final in 1930

Fact-check: No, these photos do not show a drinking competition in Juba recently

Fact-check: No, Pope Francis has not written a retirement speech that is going around on WhatsApp

Blog: Cybersecurity awareness and why it matters in South Sudan

Blog: South Sudan must fortify its cyberspace as cybercrime attacks cost billions of dollars in losses globally

Blog: Why does the digital divide between men and women appear to grow?

Fact-check: Yes, these images show a traffic jam along Seventh-day - Gudele street in Juba

Fact-check: Was a traditional wedding interrupted by a jealous ex-boyfriend in Juba?

Fact-check: Did Prof. PLO Lumumba advise Prof. John Akec of the University of Juba not to graduate everyone?

Fact-check: Total Energies Company is NOT hiring labour workers for 2023 via a viral WhatsApp link

Fact-check: Is World Investment Conpany a legitimate forex trader? No, it is fake

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