Viral WhatsApp message announcing Sultan of Sokoto’s death is Fake
Claim: Sultan of Sokoto has died in London Source: WhatsApp Verdict: FALSE Researched by Hamza Ibrahim A WhatsApp message announcing...
Read moreDetailsClaim: Sultan of Sokoto has died in London Source: WhatsApp Verdict: FALSE Researched by Hamza Ibrahim A WhatsApp message announcing...
Read moreDetailsResearched by Kemo Cham On October 14, 2024, a copy of the Sierra Leonean passport with biodata details of a...
Read moreDetailsClaim: Surgical operations suspended at the Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital (EFSTH) due to water shortage. Source: Kerr Fatou/Facebook Verdict:...
Read moreDetailsThis report contains graphic and sensitive content Before the first gunshot was fired in Bawku and renewed violence erupted in...
Read moreDetailsClaim: Video showing a capsized boat happened in Nigeria’s Niger State. Source: Facebook/WhatsApp Verdict: Misleading Researched by Hamza Ibrahim A...
Read moreDetailsResearched by Awa Macalo Chickenpox and Mpox formerly called MonkeyPox are both viral diseases that cause rashes and other symptoms,...
Read moreDetailsBy: Kemo Cham The Petroleum Regulatory Agency (PRA) of Sierra Leone imposed an indefinite ban on all new applications for...
Read moreDetailsOn August 8, 2024, the Sierra Leone government launched its National Security Policy and Strategy (NSPS). The document, the first...
Read moreDetailsThe 2024 Africa Facts summit, scheduled for October 9-10 in Accra, Ghana, will bring together fact-checking organizations and experts from...
Read moreDetailsThe international outrage over the death of five girls in Sierra Leone after being circumcised in January 2024, pales in...
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