This section fact-checks various news and information in media. This is where we give facts and debunk fake news and falsehoods.
A message being circulated on social media calling on retired Ministry of Education employees to visit Huduma Centres for their retirement benefits is...
An advertisement calling for online applications for police jobs is fake. The ad, posted through a Facebook page – ‘Police Service Recruitment 2023/2024’...
This screenshot on X (formerly Twitter) purporting to show a post by Kenya Power telling off customers is FAKE. “Kasikieni Vibaya na ukooo [Go and...
An image showing Azimio la Umoja-One Kenya coalition party leader Raila Odinga being crowned an elder in Nigeria is doctored. The image was...
An image shared online allegedly depicting part of Nairobi’s central business district (CBD) is false. The image, shared by X (formerly Twitter) user...
This Facebook post with an image, purportedly of Kenya’s opposition leader Raila Odinga at a bilateral meeting with United Kingdom’s (UK) Minister for Armed Forces...
A Facebook account bearing the name and photos of Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja does not belong to him. The account, with close to...
An image shared in the Facebook group “World Cityscapes & Skyscrapers” indicating that it is of Bukhungu Stadium in Kakamega is false. The...