Is the consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages harmful to human health?
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Fact-checking and Information Verification in South Sudan
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 excited man standing behind a lady isn’t a University of Juba student...
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 exposed to heat can cause...
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 statue supported by a stick was shared with the caption, “South Sudan’s...
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 that Afriland First Bank is giving National...
The picture has been on Facebook since September 6, 2023, but its origin is unknown. Writer: Doki Simon James A photo shared on a Facebook post by Top in South Sudan allegedly showing President Kiir in Muniki Market, buying potatoes, is false. Munuki is one of the largest suburbs in Juba City, with...
No, the pictures were first shared by Nigerian actress Chizzy Alichi in 2017 after she built her parents a mansion. Writer: Jibi Moses A Facebook post by Klia Media.ug claiming to show a house allegedly built in Uganda by a Ugandan menial labourer working in Saudi Arabia is false. The page shared...
No, his tornadic incident didn't happen on Lake Victoria in July 2023?
No evidence low sugar intake, hot lemon juice and organic coconut oil can cure cancer
There is no cure for HIV/AIDS. It can, however, be managed using antiretroviral drugs, which stop the virus from replicating in the patient's body.
Anonymous Sudan, a collective of hackers, has claimed responsibility for several Distributed-Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks on critical online services in Kenya.
South Sudan S.4 Results 2023: A Comprehensive Analysis of Performance by Gender, States, and Schools
South Sudan's S4 2023 results reveal Central Equatoria State's dominance in top-performing schools and the highest number of students, with notable success in the science category.
Is it necessary to cut any drug before taking it as stated?
Did Kenyan President William Ruto say his life is under threat?
Image shows a village in the Tharparkar Desert in Pakistan
Why South Sudanese should learn data literacy to harness the potential of data
Fact-check: Does this picture show parts of Juba?
Fact-check: Does this photo show a man who added HIV- infected blood to Pepsi products?
No, The visit by the Iranian President to Kenya was not cancelled due to a warning from the U.S. government; the visit took place, and both Kenyan and Iranian presidents signed memoranda of understanding to further the relationships. Writer: Ochaya
Fact-check: Was this how Juba looked in 2002, 2003, and 2004?
HOAX: This Google Form advertising jobs in Canada is a scam
FALSE: This image is not of protesters in France aboard a police vehicle
There is no clear evidence that long-term exposure to mosquito coil smoke increases the risk of more severe health impacts such as lung cancer, but extended exposure to mosquito coils in enclosed areas should be avoided.
Viral WhatsApp message about massive recruitment in 2023 at Total Energies is false
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The messages being shared about habits that hurt the brain have not come from the World Health Organisation. The WHO has nothing to do with these false messages that are being spread in its name.
Fact-check: Did Gumbo Sherikat Juba witness the demolition of these houses?
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