Africa Check

Africa Check

Por: Africa Check
A non-profit, non-partisan website fact-checking claims in public debate in South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria & Senegal. Africa Check aims to use journalistic skills and crowd-sourced information to fact-check the leading claims in public debate in Africa, starting with South Africa, and to spread the culture and enable practice of fact-checking among journalists where it works. For more on our work and who we are, visit AfricaCheck.org
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Still no cure for HIV and Aids – not even ‘gene therapy’ 19/07/2024
No evidence to support claim that mixture of avocado seed and rubbing alcohol can cure joint pain 19/07/2024
No, mixture of charcoal, lemon and coffee won’t whiten teeth. See a dentist instead 17/07/2024
No, mixture of charcoal, lemon and coffee won’t whiten teeth. See a dentist instead 17/07/2024
No evidence Nigeria’s budget minister said N814 billion was spent on changing the national anthem 15/07/2024
No, Nigeria’s finance minister has not proposed a national minimum wage of N105,000 15/07/2024
Ignore old claim that people vaccinated against Covid ‘are no more humans’ 15/07/2024
No, mixture of charcoal, lemon and coffee won’t whiten teeth. See a dentist instead 15/07/2024
No, image does not show Iranian aircraft attacking Israel 15/07/2024
Results of Nigeria’s key university exam cannot be ‘upgraded’, testing agency warns 15/07/2024
Nigerians beware, photo of former Kogi state governor Yahaya Bello altered 15/07/2024
Ways misinformation can be spread on social media: Focusing on VOICES and TEXTS 15/07/2024
How to identify misinformation on Social media 15/07/2024
Ways misinformation can be spread on social media: Focusing on VOICES and TEXTS 15/07/2024
How to identify misinformation on Social media 15/07/2024
Ways misinformation can be spread on social media: Focusing on VOICES and TEXTS 15/07/2024
How to identify misinformation on Social media 15/07/2024
Ways misinformation can be spread on social media: Focusing on VOICES and TEXTS 15/07/2024
How to identify misinformation on Social media 15/07/2024
Ways misinformation can be spread on social media: Focusing on VOICES and TEXTS 15/07/2024
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