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There has been recently post circulation on lines, especially Facebook articulating that the president of the United Republic of Tanzania has been arrested because of crimes against humanity The post further alledgy that This woman killed thousands of innocent Tanzanians during their elections just to stay in power.After her orders, in a few hours lifeless bodies were seen all over the streets of Dar es salaam. According to reports, this deadly crime against humanity was carried out by both the Tanzania government and Uganda’s government led by Museveni and his son. Never forget to call for justice for thousands of innocent people who lost their lives just for one woman to stay in power
Claim A viral post on X by a Manchester United fan account @tweetsesko attributes a quote to Brazil national team coach Carlo Ancelotti stating that he was not familiar with midfielder Éderson before his move to Manchester United, and that the club’s decision to sign him influenced his decision to call him up to the Brazil national team. Tunachokijua: •The X post originates from a Manchester United fan account and not an official/Credible source of information •After Conducting thorough research into this post, Jamiicheck was able to note that; -There are no credible interviews, press conference records, or official statements containing the quoted remarks attributed to Ancelotti. -Searches of reputable sports reporting sources...
A graphic circulating on social media claims that U.S. President Donald Trump warned Kenyans against opposing the establishment of an Ebola isolation centre in Kenya, allegedly stating: “I have ordered the U.S. Army to set up an Ebola quarantine facility in Laikipia, Kenya within one week. My administration will not hesitate to take decisive action against any Kenyan who attempts to oppose or obstruct this project.” The claim is not supported by credible evidence. Although the United States recently announced plans to establish a quarantine facility for U.S. citizens at a military base in Nanyuki, Kenya, and pledged approximately US$13.5 million (about KSh1.7 billion) to support Kenya’s Ebola preparedness efforts, there is no evidence...
Claim: A Social media post circulating on X by a Ugandan @Humanrights256 alleges that Pastor Aloysius Bugingo is selling olive oil at UGX 100,000 per bottle and claiming it can cure Ebola amid Uganda's current Ebola outbreak. The Post: "UPDATE: Pr. Aloysius Bugingo has introduced olive oil that cures “Ebola” Each bottle costs “100k” at Canan Land House of prayer ministries international." By the time Jamiicheck intervened, the post had attracted over 2,688 views , 7 reposts and 28 likes. Tunachokijua •The pastor: Aloysius Bugingo is a prominent Ugandan born-again pastor, businessman, and founder/leader of House of Prayer Ministries International (HPMI, also known as Canaan Land) in Kampala. He owns Salt Media (radio/TV). He is...
Tunachokijua. A magnitude 4.5 earthquake centered near Nakasongola in Central Uganda at 21:19 local time on May 31, 2026, Multiple seismic agencies confirmed a 4.4-4.5 magnitude shallow quake in the East African Rift zone, which was widely felt across central, northern, eastern, and western Uganda including Kampala, with no reported damage or injuries. Mapeera house is a prominent 19 story sky scrapper located on kampala road the central Bussiness District of Kampala Uganda. It serves as the main headquaters and the main branch of centenary Bank. Claim: A tiktok Video circulating on different social media platforms show that Mapeera house the headquaters of Centenary Bank in Uganda was destroyed following yesterdays strong...
Based on the ongoing situation in South Africa, there have been social media posts claiming that Mozambique has blocked more than 5,000 vehicles that were heading to South Africa. The posts further allege that this action is a response to what is being done by some South African citizens, who are reportedly driving out foreign nationals living in the country without legal residence permits.
A viral image circulating on social media, widely shared by pro-Iran influencer accounts, falsely claims to show Iran publicly hanging “hundreds of Israeli and American soldiers.” However, there is no credible evidence, official report, or verified media coverage confirming such an event ever occurred. Investigations into the image strongly indicate that it is digitally manipulated or generated using artificial intelligence (AI). Several visual inconsistencies visible in the image point to fabrication, including distorted body structures, repeated facial patterns, unrealistic crowd formations, and physically impossible hanging structures. Additionally, no reputable international media outlet, human rights organization, or government...
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