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Makur

21 articles in the last 12 months · 1 source · Kenya

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South Sudan launches first cancer registry after years of relying on foreign data

Building a Culture of Verification: Hot in Juba CheckDesk’s Journey Through Fact-Checking Mentorship

University of Juba student develops app to track Juba pollution

politics-governance

FALSE: The BBC did not report that Eritrea officially launched its nuclear power programme

politics-governance

Gola Boyoi accuses SPLM official of interfering in GPAA primaries

politics-governance

Unity State governor rejects claims of defying presidential orders

University of Juba students clean campus ahead of exams

environment-climate

Over 100 Juba students join fight against plastic pollution

Yambio set to get UK-backed mobile laboratory for disease detection

politics-governance

Juba County threatens 5,000 dollar fine for damaging new Bilpam Road streetlights

politics-governance

Fact-check: Post alleging that South Sudan has ordered foreign nationals operating small businesses to leave the country immediately, is false

politics-governance

Fact-check: Document claiming government proposed standard bride prices is fake

politics-governance

FALSE: This video isn’t of Kenyans demonstrating against xenophobia

politics-governance

Fact-check: Document claiming Unity State governor ordered mobilisation of ‘Terchuong’ forces is fake

environment-climate

FALSE: The Sahara is not shrinking and its greening doesn’t disprove climate change

Fact-check: Post alleging a man was seen selling bullets in Gudele area, is false

Beyond the Final Whistle: How Sport Is Helping South Sudan Build Peace, Inspire Hope and Shape a New Generation

Fact-check: Post circulating online alleging South Sudan Red Cross is recruiting, is a hoax

Fact-check: Viral image of President Salva Kiir making an obscene gesture is digitally altered

FALSE: This video doesn’t show President Ramaphosa urging countries to lift travel bans on South Africa over xenophobia

FALSE: William Ruto is not the only African president who attended the G7 Summit