Who We Are
Cameroon Check, is a non-profit organization founded in 2022 to promote credibility in the Cameroon media through training, research and information dissemination. Cameroon needed an organization dedicated to analyzing media content of different renowned institutions…..
What We Do
Every day, we combat fake news with credible and reliable information. To inform public discourse, we track significant public pronouncements, examine the best available evidence, and issue fact-checking reports. On our website, you may read our reports, spot…
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FACTS CHECKING
Building the Next Generation of Media-Savvy Professionals to Combat Fake News
In an important effort to enhance the integrity of journalism [...]
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Navigating the Misinformation Maze: Insights from Cameroon Check’s Public Survey
In an era where misinformation spreads faster than the truth, [...]
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Out of Context: 8-Year-Old Child Bride Dies from Internal Bleeding on Wedding Night to Iman
Claim: Eight-year-old Yemeni girl passed on from internal bleeding on [...]
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Fact Check: Claim on Magistrates Accused of Corruption in Cameroon
Claim: “865 out of 1,784 magistrates are accused of corruption [...]
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Fact Check: Increase in Tax Revenue in Cameroon
Claim: Between 2010 and 2023, the tax revenue collected in [...]
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Fact-Checking in Indigenous Languages: Bridging Information Gap
The world relies on accurate information, which is why verifying [...]
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Role of Fact-Checking in Combating Health Misinformation
The rapid spread of health-related misinformation has become a pressing [...]
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Claim: Vaccinated People Are Now Classed As Patent Goods is False
A video recirculating the internet since 2022 asserts that the [...]
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84% of Road Accidence is caused by Human Mistakes, Incorrect
Fact check of inaccurate social media post claiming statistics on [...]
READ MOREHow We Fact Check
The allegation is then put to the test against the most recent and trustworthy available information. Surveys, censuses, and research projects might be examples of this. We analyze this data to identify any flaws and crucial context that readers should be aware of.
MEDIA LITERACY
Navigating the Misinformation Maze: Insights from Cameroon Check’s Public Survey
In an era where misinformation spreads faster than the truth, [...]
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Exploring the Impact of Misinformation on Society and Effective Fact Checking Strategies
Impact of misinformation on different societal domains and provide evidence-based [...]
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How to promote a culture of disaster risk reduction through education and awareness
reducing the risk of disasters requires not only technical and [...]
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World Radio Day 2024: A Century Informing, Entertaining, and Educating
World Radio Day is celebrated annually on February 13th to [...]
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Crowdsource Facts, Combat Misinformation
Fact-checking has become a little challenging due to the information [...]
READ MOREHow We Plan To Be Funded
Cameroon Check is a non profit organization headquartered in Buea, Cameroon. It was founded in 2022 as a community interest company. It was launched in August 2022 by Julius Che Tita. How we plan to be funded is by increasing and diversifying the number of our financial supporters.
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Building the Next Generation of Media-Savvy Professionals to Combat Fake News
In an important effort to enhance the integrity of journalism [...]
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UK in Cameroon Takes Initiative to Combat Fake News, Cameroon Check Key Contributor in Workshop
The UK in Cameroon, represented by H.E. Barry Lowen, has [...]
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How can Citizens Participate & Contribute to Building a Culture of Peace & Tolerance Online?
Read the article to find out how citizens can participate [...]
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Social Media and Youth Mental Health (MeetUP)
The Meetup was held on Thursday, September 14 at College [...]
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The Role of Clickbait and Sensationalism in Creating Disinformation and its Impact on Society
This project report summarizes the MeetUp that was held on [...]
READ MOREDo you have a file, an online article or webpage that you would like us to Fact Check? Please share with us the information using the form below. Also you can write to us on: info@camerooncheck.org
