South Africa’s second-largest political party is campaigning on a promise to get the country’s towns and cities “working for ...
Africa Check reviewed the 2026 local-election manifestos of six of the eight largest parties in the National Assembly, ...
Nigeria's Land Use Act from 1978 abolished all existing freehold systems. This factsheet explains how land is secured in Nigeria and the rules for transfer and succession that apply. In colonial ...
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the monetary value of all goods and services that a country produces in a given time period. Livestock is a sub-sector of agriculture that includes animals used to ...
South African publication the Daily Maverick recently published a glowing opinion piece on Kenya’s growth trajectory, often contrasting it with South Africa’s. The author made several statements of ...
In mid-2025, Nigeria’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) updated how it calculates gross domestic product or GDP, changing the base year from 2010 to 2019. Even so, the new figure fell short of ...
Africa’s most populous country holds elections – including for president – in February 2023. So far, we’ve spotted 10 types of false information in the campaigns. Published on 10 January 2023 ...
In June 2025, president Bola Tinubu signed four new tax reform bills into law, bringing big changes to how taxes are managed in Nigeria. After the signing, Zacch Adedeji, the executive chairperson of ...
In April 2025, messaging platform WhatsApp introduced a new feature called “advanced chat privacy”. According to the company, it aims to help users “prevent others from taking content outside of ...
Half an hour before the start of her session on the day of the conference, University of the Witwatersrand associate professor Marike Venter de Villiers logged on to the link provided. Forty-five ...
How many adolescents have mental illness? And how many get the care they need? A South African news article’s statistics may be outdated and from another country, but its message rings true: mental ...
An opposition party claims that South Africa loses R800 million to corruption every day. But the number can’t be verified, and appears based on an older rumour – itself unsubstantiated – that R300 ...
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