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#211Check – Fact Checked Reports
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
President Museveni was not in ICU
Fact-check: Uganda Ministry of Health has not refused to Pay Medical Interns
Explainer: Aflatoxins - What You Need to Know
Fact-check: “Are you from South Sudan” Jobs Scams?
Fact-check: Facebook post allegedly from the Ministry of Agriculture is a hoax
What is Catfishing, and how can we avoid it?
Fact-check: Digitel South Sudan warns against fake 30GB data reward offer circulating on WhatsApp
Digitel South Sudan warns against fake 30GB data reward offer circulating on WhatsApp
Fact-check: No, foam found on leaves or plants is not snake saliva
Fact-check: No, foam found on leaves or plants is not snake saliva
Fact-check: Claims of "smoking" shrines and misattributed image in South Sudan
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
Fact-check: Watch out for a WFP job scam on WhatsApp, and don't be fooled by fake recruitment messages
The claim that dead fish in Bentiu, Unity State, South Sudan, are caused by oil pollution is difficult to verify based on the available evidence
Explainer: Propaganda, misinformation or disinformation; what are they?
This article discusses Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, how they can be prevented and mitigated, and their potential impact on businesses.
What does digital violence mean to women in South Sudan?
South Sudan's population surges to 12.4 million, reveals 2021 survey
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.