Has Ethiopia Banned Petrol And Diesel Cars?
The claim that Ethiopia bans petrol and diesel cars, is MISLEADING. Ethiopia banned the import of new petrol and diesel vehicles in 2024, but it did not ban the existing vehicles from being used.
The Restriction Against Civilian Use Of Military Camouflages In Nigeria
The use of military camouflage by civilians in Nigeria is a sensitive issue that sits at the intersection of national security, public order, human rights and identity protection. While camouflage fashion has become globally popular, Nigerian law and enforcement practice treat it very differently.
Has Zambia Cleared Its Debts With The IMF?
The claim that Zambia had completely cleared its debt with the International Monetary Fund is FALSE. Zambia has made steady progress in managing its economy and restructuring its debts, but it still owes money to the IMF.
CLAIM: APC Members Perform Mock Obituary For Wale Edun After His Sack
CLAIM: APC Members Perform Mock Obituary For Wale Edun After His Sack A claim circulating online states that members of the ruling All Progressives Party, APC, performed a mock obituary for the former Minister of Finance, Wale Edun after he was relieved of his office, by president Bola Tinubu. This
The Iranian War and Its Impact on Africa
The war involving Iran and its regional rivals is centered in the Middle East, but its effects are felt far beyond the region, including across Africa. The continent is particularly vulnerable because of its reliance on global energy markets, shipping routes, and foreign trade.
Is Burkina Faso’s Textile Factory Producing Military Uniforms?
The claim that Burkina Faso’s TEXFORCES-BF factory has started local production of military uniforms, is MISLEADING. The factory’s foundation has been laid as part of a longer-term project, but it is not yet operational.
Why Unverified Herbal Cures Thrive on Social Media
In recent years, the appeal of “natural healing” has grown rapidly across many communities, driven by rising healthcare costs, cultural beliefs, and widespread distrust of pharmaceutical drugs.
Smoke and Mirrors: Misinformation and Public Perception of Military Coups in Africa
Africa’s return to military coups is not only a political crisis, but an information crisis as well. Military takeovers now unfold in an era defined by digital media, fragmented information systems, and declining trust in traditional institutions. Rather than facing uniform resistance, recent coups were greeted with public celebrations, viral online support, and narratives that portray soldiers as national redeemers.
Is Prostitution Illegal in Nigeria? Here’s What The Constitution and Laws Say
Nigeria does not have a single, uniform rule criminalising prostitution nationwide. Instead, the legal position depends on a combination of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, the Criminal Code, the Penal Code, and regional legal systems like Sharia law.
Was Nollywood Veteran Actress, Ngozi Ezeonu, Arrested For Money Laundering And Human Trafficking?
The claim that Ngozi Ezeonu has been arrested for money laundering and other criminal activities is FALSE.
