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Fact-checking and Information Verification in South Sudan

Fact-check: Is WHO offering these jobs in South Sudan?

The World Health Organization publishes vacancies and manages candidate profiles using the Stellis platform...

FALSE: This video is not of a hospitality robot made by the Federal University Oye-Ekiti in Nigeria

The robot was filmed at an African restaurant in Indianapolis and is a product of US-based company Bear Robotics...

Fact-check: “USAID Business Grant” Facebook page is a hoax

The page was created on 4 November 2023 to solicit applications, which may result in a personal data breach...

This picture is of Marqala Beach in Tangier, Morocco

The compound silver nitro oxide does not exist, and there is no proven evidence to show that the silver coating on recharge cards causes skin cancer.

The picture shows part of the Globe Cinema Roundabout on the road, joining Murang’a Road, Kipande Road and the Globe Flyover in Nairobi, Kenya

The website is not legitimate since it's not the official U.S. Department of State link.

In a press release, the South Sudan Football Association (SSFA) leadership has refuted claims that its Finance Director, Mobutu Isaac, has resigned.

The viral WhatsApp message containing an application for UN AID Funds to South Sudanese is a scam

There’s no evidence that Bill Gates made such a statement.

There are no reports from WHO about a new HIV variant discovered in Africa

Did a military coup take place in Congo-Brazzaville in September 2023? No

HOAX: This National Health Insurance Fund job advert is a scam

This screen grab, supposedly of an Equity Bank response to customer, is fabricated

Is this tiger dog from South Sudan or Uganda? No, it is from India

South Sudanese youth didn’t burn houses at the Nadapal border post last week

This video doesn’t show an African child being urinated on by a French in 2023

No, there is no sufficient evidence that eating food from plastic containers exposed to heat can cause cancer. Writer: Beatrice Amude Paulino An image circulating on WhatsApp claims that, according to the American Doctors Association, consuming food from plastic materials

No, this is one of the statues of the Symbol of Justice found in Nigeria.  Writer: Nancy Ceasar A Facebook post by Insight Juba with an image supposedly of South Sudan’s Symbol of Justice is false. The image of a

The claim that Afriland First Bank is giving a National Poverty Relief Fund is a hoax and trick designed by scammers to obtain personal details.  Writer: Abraham Athian A WhatsApp link widely shared in several direct messages and groups claiming

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