FALSE: Antimalarial drug is meant to kill Muslim kids
Claim: Antimalarial drug is meant to kill Muslim kids Source: Unknown Verdict: False Researched by Sani Abdul-Rahman An audio...
Read moreDetailsClaim: Antimalarial drug is meant to kill Muslim kids Source: Unknown Verdict: False Researched by Sani Abdul-Rahman An audio...
Read moreDetailsA viral news report originally published by otecfmghana.com claims that about 50% of Ghanaian men are impotent. The claim, which...
Read moreDetailsSatire and parody portal, HardTruthGH.com has claimed in an article that Ghana’s Electoral Commission (EC) Chairperson, Jean Adukwei Mensa has...
Read moreDetailsHas a vaccine for the coronavirus been discovered? That is the claim on an image being circulated on messaging platform,...
Read moreDetailsClaim: Chewing raw onions can cure coronavirus Source: Unknown Verdict: False Researched by Rabiu Alhassan A voice note that is...
Read moreDetailsClaim: 95 coronavirus deaths recorded in Ghana and total coronavirus cases jump to 6,989 Source: Unknown Verdict: False Researched by...
Read moreDetailsFrom being shunned by neighbours, some recovered victims are having to deal with not being able to even buy basic...
Read moreDetailsThat is the claim made in a news clip by UTV, a popular television broadcaster in Ghana and uploaded onto...
Read moreDetailsIn the videos posted on Facebook, people are being encouraged to inhale steam while being fully covered under a heavy...
Read moreDetailsClaim: Drinking a concoction of ginger, garlic, lime, paracetamol and lemon-ginger tea cures coronavirus Source: KwakyeOnline Facebook page Verdict: FALSE Researched...
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