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No, Ghana’s annual prayer service programme not held because of recent floods
Claim: A Facebook post claimed that the National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving held on July 1, 2026, was organised…
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Kwesi Pratt Jnr. did not claim God would withhold Ghana’s presidency from Asiedu Nketia
Claim: Some Facebook users claimed Kwesi Pratt Jnr said Asiedu Nketia would not attain Ghana’s presidency. Verdict: False! Kwesi Pratt…
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2026 World Cup: Viral video of Brazilian man caught ogling woman’s chest, AI-generated
Claim: A viral video purportedly from a live broadcast captures a male Brazilian football fan staring at a woman’s cleavage…
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Video of Bole SHS teacher “speaking out,” manipulated
CLAIM: A video circulating on social media, shared by a Facebook page identified as Ghana Dawuro, purports to show a…
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Kwakye Ofosu’s viral Daily Mirror clipping claiming Gold Coast beat England in 1950, false
Claim: A viral newspaper clipping, purportedly from the Daily Mirror dated May 15, 1950, claims that the Gold Coast (now…
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Misleading! Ghana’s 2026 Peace Ranking drop not solely under Mahama
Claim: A Facebook post claims that Ghana dropped from 4th to 10th among the most peaceful countries in Africa and…
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Viral photo of Wontumi in flooded maize farm, AI-generated
Claim: Several Facebook accounts posted a photo purportedly showing Ashanti Regional Chairperson of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Bernard Antwi-Boasiako,…
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Did NPP ask Kennedy Agyapong apologise for his Afari Military Hospital comments?
Claim: A viral social media post claims that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has demanded a retraction and apology from…
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2026 World Cup: No FIFA instruction forces teams to lose first match to host nations
Claim: Some social media users claimed that FIFA issued an official internal circular instructing participating teams to adjust their strategy…
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Misleading! AI-dubbed video misrepresents Traoré’s original speech
Claim: A viral Facebook video shows Ibrahim Traoré delivering a speech in fluent English on Africa’s development priorities. Verdict: Misleading!…
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