
8th April: Africa Fact Check Round-Up

6th April: Africa Fact Check Round-Up
Here is today’s roundup of fact-checks across Africa: Claim: Kenyan legislator admit to ‘sending goons to raid’ former President Kenyatta’s farm Verdict:... Read more.

4th April: Africa Fact Check Round-Up
Here is today’s roundup of fact-checks across Africa: Claim: An opposition lawmaker in Ghana, Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor, says the governing New Patriotic Party... Read more.
CLAIM: PDP Presidential Candidate, Atiku Abubakar Retires From Active Politics
On Wednesday, March 29, 2023, a Facebook user with the handle Ajisebi Oyo Radio Tv posted on a group page on Facebook named ‘Oyo State Affairs' that the Presidential... Read more.
CLAIM: All the Leading Candidates in the Just Concluded Presidential Election in Nigeria Promised to Remove Fuel Subsidy
On Wednesday, March 29, 2023, a Twitter user with the handle @OgbeniDipo tweeted that all the leading presidential candidates promised to remove fuel subsidies.... Read more.

3rd April: Africa Fact Check Round-Up
Here is today’s roundup of fact-checks across Africa: Claim: The bacteria in yoghurt is the same as the one in the vagina Verdict: FALSE Source: Dubwa Claim: The... Read more.

30th March: Africa Fact Check Round-Up
Here is today’s roundup of fact-checks across Africa: Claim: Video shows protesters during the opposition-led 20 March 2023 demonstrations in Kenya. Verdict: FALSE... Read more.
CLAIM: President Muhammadu Buhari’s Administration Acquires New Fighter Helicopters for the Nigerian Air Force
On Monday, March 27, 2023, a Facebook User with the name Ajoke Omotunde Omotosho posted that President Muhammadu Buhari's Administration has acquired new fighter... Read more.

Fact-checking claims on Religious affiliation of Nigerian leaders and political appointees
On March 24, a Twitter user with the handle @RealOlaudah shared a post listing the top positions in Nigeria’s government and head of agencies, departments and... Read more.

29th March: Africa Fact Check Round-Up
Here is today’s roundup of fact-checks across Africa: CLAIM: Nigeria’s central bank is planning to shut down digital finance companies.VERDICT: FalseSOURCE:... Read more.