Liberia’s 2025 Global Hunger Index score is 30.0, ranking the country second-hungriest in West Africa after Niger. dubawa.org/true-liberia-s…

Despite claims online, the Swedish Embassy in Liberia remains operational until 2026. dubawa.org/has-the-swedis…

While MCC did exclude countries from its 2026 assistance, the official count is 18, not 16 as claimed. dubawa.org/did-mcc-drop-1…

According to Liberia’s 2023 electoral district data, District 4 has a population of 75,517, exceeding District 17’s 73,153. dubawa.org/misleading-ele…

Did a Bong County player really die at the National County Meet? Our checks say no. Both the team coach and a journalist on ground confirmed the claim is false. dubawa.org/false-bong-cou…

Did more people really vote in Nimba County during the 2023 presidential runoff than in the first round? The official election data tells a different story: dubawa.org/false-more-nim…

AI changed the misinformation playbook in 2025. Fake videos, doctored images, and synthetic audio blurred the line between fact and fiction across Nigeria, Ghana, Liberia, The Gambia and Sierra Leone. Our latest newsletter explains how these tactics evolved and how DUBAWA is

Who really dedicated the Japan Freeway Project? Verified records show former President George Weah officially dedicated Phase One in 2018. Read the full story: dubawa.org/false-the-japa…

Anthony Joshua did not retire, Tinubu didn’t visit him in hospital, Osimhen’s RCCG visit didn’t happen in 2026, FIFA tickets weren’t cancelled due to Trump, and Salah didn’t buy a $25M hospital. Read our top debunked sports claims from last week: dubawa.org/weekly-round-u…

Fake arrests, AI-generated celebrity meetups, and fabricated government statements dominated social media last week. We investigated six major claims that went viral, and none of them were true. Before you share that shocking post, check if it made our list: