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#211Check – Fact Checked Reports
Mc Lumoex has been incorrectly labelled as Ghanaian instead of being recognised as a South Sudanese singer.
Fact-check: NILEPET staff didn’t write this planned demonstration letter
Nile Petroleum Corporation (NILEPET) swiftly debunked the letter as fraudulent on their official Facebook page
This image is of an Egyptian Olympic Stadium design and not South Sudan
The picture's origin can be traced to social media posts from Kenya
WhatsApp is not offering 1000 GB of free internet as its 10th-anniversary data gift
On his official Facebook page, Promoter Kay Two dismissed the news as fake
This job ad is a scam. Pyramid Continental Hotel Juba did not advertise any job position
The tablets mentioned do not contain PPA. It is a compound that was banned years ago.
The photo was taken in Yirol County of Lakes State, South Sudan.
This video of a leaking roof isn’t at Entebbe International Airport, Uganda
Although it was taken in Zaire, the image was captured in January 1994 and is of a Rwandese boy crying over his dead father.
There’s insufficient evidence that fenbendazole can cure cancer
The World Health Organization publishes vacancies and manages candidate profiles using the Stellis platform.
The robot was filmed at an African restaurant in Indianapolis and is a product of US-based company Bear Robotics.
The images used in this post were collected from different sources and at different times
This picture is not of a road washed by rain in South Sudan?
UNICEF Kenya has denounced the promotion.
Imposter South Sudan Red Cross Facebook page job ad is a hoax
The image shows a proposed tower in the Swiss Alps, Switzerland.
The page was created on 4 November 2023 to solicit applications, which may result in a personal data breach.
Fact-Checking & Information Verification In South Sudan
211 Check is South Sudan’s first and only independent fact-checking and information verification flagship project established by Defyhatenow in March 2020 to counter COVID-19 dis/misinformation but has since grown in its scope of work. It became a signatory of the International Fact-checking Network’s (IFCN) Code of Principles in March 2023.
If you believe that 211 Check is violating the IFCN Code of Principles, you can report this through the complaints page on the IFCN site.