
Twitter suspends fake Kimathi Rawlings account
Twitter has suspended a fake account using the name of Kimathi Rawlings, the son of Ghana’s late former President and founder of the largest opposition
Twitter has suspended a fake account using the name of Kimathi Rawlings, the son of Ghana’s late former President and founder of the largest opposition
Claim: There is no CAF directive that football be played behind closed doors Source: Ameenu Shardow Verdict: False Researched by Rabiu Alhassan Following the return
Claim: Finance Ministry to meet the leadership of aggrieved Menzgold customers Source: Unknown Verdict: Fake Researched by Rabiu Alhassan A letter allegedly issued by the
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in an email to GhanaFact has confirmed that the appeal by former Ghana FA President, Kwesi Nyantakyi has been “partially upheld”. In this fact-check report, we find out whether the life ban has been reduced to 12 or 15 years?
A letter being shared on social media claims Nigeria has banned all Tanker Take Over transactions with off-takers of Bonny Light Crude from Ghana, Lome and Cotonou. Following GhanaFact checks, we found the notice of ban, allegedly issued by the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) is fake and the claim is false.
Claim: National Service allowance increased to GHS699 with immediate effect Source: Hardtruthgh.com Verdict: False Researched by Rabiu Alhassan Satirical website, hardtruthgh.com in a terse news
Claim: Americans advised to reconsider travel to Ghana due to COVID-19 Source: US State Department Verdict: True Researched by Sani Abdul-Rahman The United States has
A video showing a herd of cattle being washed away by floods in Mexico has been misleadingly shared with the claim that it happened somewhere in Ghana’s Upper East Region.
A short video clip that shows two men exchanging blows is being widely depicted on social media as an alleged fight between the President of Somalia and his Vice. However, GhanaFact checks found the claim is false. The unaltered old news clip is being presented in an inaccurate manner to misrepresent the footage and mislead viewers.
A video clip that comes with the picture of Ghana’s former President Jerry John Rawlings and an embedded voice note allegedly being his commentary on how France has hijacked the West African common currency Eco is being widely shared on Facebook.