Viral WhatsApp message about massive recruitment in 2023 at Total Energies is false
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Fact-checking and Information Verification in South Sudan
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...
Shield your WhatsApp Account from hackers with these top tips! Writer: Jibi Moses Many people have fallen victim to hacking in various ways, whether in their emails, social media accounts, pages, profiles, or groups. This always causes frustration, disappointment, and the loss of valuable...
Drug abuse, a term used for obsessive and excessive use of drugs, is a common problem the world over, with South Sudan not an exception. Though hard to resist, the use of drugs can be controlled with proper medication and guidance. Writer: Diana Juan Leju According to a report by UNODC, around 284...
This WhatsApp picture with Nigerian Airtel number can't kill...
This video is not of a Nigerien soldier preparing for the ECOWAS joint forces?...
No, Radisson Blu Hotel Juba is not conducting massive recruitment?...
Impostor USAID South Sudan Facebook page scamming individuals...
Did Russian President Putin arrive in South Africa for the 2023 BRICS Summit, as video footage shows?...
Is this a video of Niger’s former finance minister crying after being threatened for squandering state coffers?...
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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?
South Sudanese Pound's Rollercoaster Ride: Analyzing its exchange rate journey against the Dominant American Dollar
Resignation letter inauthentic, not from Ruweng Administrative Area chief
Did Volodymyr Zelenskyy mock African Presidents in Kyiv?
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?
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: 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
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