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Two years ago Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari and his All Progressive Congress government assumed office on the back of promises of change. Are they being met halfway into the president’s tenure?
The head of Africa at the World Economic Forum recently said that only about 20% of Africans have access to electricity. We pulled the data.
William Ruto is keen to highlight the ruling party’s record as polls near. Do his claims add up? We checked
With a general election in August, the record of the ruling party in improving the lives of Kenyans is under sharp scrutiny. The price of electricity has not been spared.
In a series of tweets, the South African presidency presented governmental progress in celebration of President Jacob Zuma 75th birthday. Our readers voted for these 7 claims to be fact-checked.
As part of his 2017/18 budget speech, Kenya’s cabinet secretary for the national treasury presented increases in electricity connections, power grid capacity, foreign direct investment and roads. We checked whether these claims add up.
As part of the inaugural International Fact-Checking Day, our partner PolitiFact examined the origins of a claim Facebook users reported as false.
Kenya’s president delivered his fourth state of the nation address in Nairobi. We fact-checked his claims.
Africa Check sorted fact from fiction in the tenth State of the Nation address South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma delivered.
Cake was cut and songs were sung at South Africa’s ruling party’s 105th birthday celebrations on 8 January. This factcheck investigates six claims made in President Jacob Zuma’s speech.