A screen-grab of a tweet allegedly shared on the Citizen Television Twitter account, was posted on July 19, 2021. This tweet reads, “Just have a look at what...
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After Rwanda deployed joint troops to fight an Islamist insurgency in Cabo Delgado province in Mozambique, this tweet shared on July 12 contained an image of an alleged...
A Facebook post from an account named Philip Deng Kuol, who is a military officer from South Sudan, claims that General Akol Koor Kuc, the Director-General of South...
A few days after pro-democracy protesters took to the streets, this tweet was shared on June 30, 2021, showing a group of protesters and burning tyres containing claims...
A public Facebook group shared a poster on July 7, 2021 with claims that the Cabinet Secretary (CS) for Interior Security Dr. Fred Matiang’i will be running for...
Under the hashtag #FreeJacobZuma, this tweet claims that prisoners at Estcourt prison went on a hunger strike to demand the release of former South Africa president...
This tweet with a newspaper’s front page went up on the internet on July 6, 2021. The front page contains an image of former UNCTAD secretary-general, with the title ‘UN...
This tweet from July 8, 2021 shows an alert reportedly from the United Nations, giving a warning on a black market for human body organs in the Middle East. It lists the...
This reply to a tweet shared by the International Monetary Fund claims to show a video of military officers killing innocent people in Kampala, Uganda. A few days...
This tweet went up the internet on July 2, tagging a letter allegedly from the government of the Eswatini Kingdom. In this letter, a stern warning is given to any...
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