As Nigeria’s presidential race heats up, a candidate claims joblessness is at a historic high and more than 10 million young people are unemployed. Do labour force stats agree? Researched by David Ajikobi
They promised big changes. Have they carried them out? The African Election Promise Tracker shows progress made to date.
This year’s International Fact-Checking Network conference, held in Rome in late June, explored trends in misinformation, perception, technology and fakery in media and public debate across the world.
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Entries are now open! Working and student journalists are encouraged to apply. Plus, this year we’re taking votes on the most striking fact of the year.
Does one SA doctor treat 4,000 patients in public care, but fewer than 300 privately? 
Does South Africa rank third in the world for online crime, losing R2.2bn a year? 
Does one SA doctor treat 4,000 patients in public care, but fewer than 300 privately? 
Do 10 Nigerians die from cancer every hour? 
Buhari’s 2018 Democracy Day speech: 7 main claims under scrutiny 
Does SA invest three times more in education than Kenya?