Tanzania has banned the use of the U.S. dollar and other foreign currencies for local transactions as the government moves to strengthen and protect the Tanzanian shilling.
Under the new directive, businesses and individuals will be required to conduct domestic transactions using the local currency, marking a significant shift in the country’s monetary and financial policy.
Tanzania has officially banned the use of the US dollar and all foreign currencies for domestic transactions. The Tanzanian shilling is now the ONLY legal tender on Tanzanian soil.
This is not just monetary policy. This is a declaration of ECONOMIC SOVEREIGNTY. Africa, are you watching?
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The statement in the image is real and accurately attribute the remarks to Homabay Town Mp Peter Kaluma
The quote attributed to Kisii Senator Richard Onyonka in this post is authentic.
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A Facebook post claims that Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba endorsed Prince Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma Nyabongo I as the new Omukama of Tooro.
What we know:
•TRUE. On September 15, Muhoozi Posted on X referring to Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I as the “new Omukama of Tooro” and wished him a long reign. He also used the traditional expression “Hangariza Agutamba.” translating to praise/honor/hail the king - "Agutamba" - He who cures.
•His comments came after the Tooro Kingdom Supreme Council endorsed Edward Kijanangoma as the successor to the late King Oyo on September 15. Read Here.
•The succession process has faced opposition from some members of the late King Oyo's royal family, including Queen Mother Best Kemigisa and...
The quote in the image accurately captures a statement made by Samburu Governor Jonathan Lati Lelelit.
The statement in the image is a real and verified quote made by Nyali Member of Parliament (MP) and former investigative journalist Mohamed Ali. He posted these remarks on July 22, 2026, on X (formerly Twitter) regarding the controversial murder case of digital activist and teacher Albert Ojwang, who tragically died while in police custody.
A claim has been circulating on social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter), alleging that Nkosikhona Ndabandaba, a leader of anti-illegal immigration groups in South Africa, stated that South African women who are married to undocumented (illegal) migrants should leave South Africa.
What is the truth behind this claim that has been rapidly circulating across social media platforms in South Africa and other countries?
The post have been shared here,
The statement in the photo is partially true but appears to be a paraphrased version of remarks made by Kenya's National Treasury Cabinet Secretary, John Mbadi, during a fuel crisis in May 2026.
A post has been circulating widely on social media claiming that the government of Burkina Faso has officially banned the importation of rice in order to boost local production. According to the post, rice is a staple food in the country, with most households consuming it several times a week. The government is said to believe that it is time to reduce dependence on foreign products and strengthen domestic agriculture.
The post further claims that plans are underway to increase local rice production and make it more affordable for citizens. It also states that importers and sellers of foreign rice have been given a two-month deadline to clear their existing stock.
What truth beyond viral post on social media ?
Did Uganda's economy grow by 6%?
"After we passed a law against homosexuality, the west STOPPED the World Bank from giving us loans, but our economy grew by 6%." ~ Yoweri Museveni (President of Uganda )
I came across a video online showing a woman slapping our police officer, and it has really confused me. I have doubts about whether this video was actually recorded here in Uganda.
JamiiCheck, please help me verify it.