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Are 20,000 Nigerian doctors practising in the US, compared to 50,000 in the country?
No WHO-recommended ratio of doctors to patients, as former Nigerian senator claimed
No, Nairobi does not generate over 50% of Kenya’s GDP – president Kenyatta repeats wrong stat
Reddington hospital didn’t send WhatsApp message warning of third Covid wave in Nigeria
Headlines saying 96% of Nigerians have received Covid-19 jabs are misleading
Johannesburg's mayor shares debunked and flawed statistics about rape in South Africa
Old, recycled rape statistic continues to be shared in South Africa – and it’s still incorrect
Fact-checking four claims by US-based group about diaspora money sent home to Nigeria
Vaccines (19)
No, bracelet will not relieve diabetes symptoms – stick to prescribed medicine
No, South Africa’s late Zulu king Zwelithini didn’t get a R71.3 million salary
Capitec, once again, not advertising jobs on suspicious Facebook pages
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