Johannesburg – The return of US President Donald Trump’s office, an increase in the disinformation of Africa, researchers, geopolitical violations and uncontrollable online media warning about a radical change.
In recent weeks, a few examples of three African strengths are debunked with AFP fact checks.
South Africa: ‘genocide?’
South Africa is on fire, including a number of issues fired on a number of US issues, including the fact that the government is burning on a number of topics for the fact that the government does not compensate.
“South Africa confiscates soil and treat certain classes of certain classes very badly,” Trump said in February in February.
However, officials and analysts are not confiscated by any soil and the act is made to make a fair compensation for the government’s operation of property.
Washington proposal to provide “safe asylum” in South Africa, after the African Society, Trump resumed the “White Genocide” myth.
Viral social media claimed that 60 white farmers were killed every day. Others said more than 4,000 people were killed in the last six years.
However, the figures from the groups representing the interests of farmers and Africaner showed that 50 people are killed in all competitions every year.
The Transva Agricultural Association of South Africa said that about 30 years in 2024, about 3,000 countries died in farms.
Between January-September 2024, more than 19,000 crimes in South Africa, the majority of victims were young people in urban areas.
Trump’s speech is “irresponsible”, political scientist Gideon in South Africa said.
“Such propaganda can actually provoke black people to start fighting with white people, or white people can be miserable,” he said.
“Trump is fed to existing stereotypes and people do not care about the truths as it adapts with its political interests,” he said.
Nigeria: Ai created
Trump’s return is a boon for government critics in Nigeria, including a security movement that claims supporter claim.
Supporters of the local people of Biafra (IPOB) are the content created by an artificial intelligence to spin the campaign, the independence movement.
A doctoral video video expressed support for the group that Trump’s founder was tried for betrayal.
Other posts, Finnish President Alexander Stubb presented an artificially generated video.
Lanre Olagunju, a truth checker and checkpoint.afric, Trump’s effects “Political discussion, embellering leaders using disinformation as a control tool,” said. “
Other government critics, Trump’s crushing external aid, the Nigeria’s HIV / AIDS rate cut off to escapes.
Digitally changed videos also claimed that the United States has deported Nigerian politicians and has seized its assets after the new US immigration policy.
Since the first time, Trump’s “strategic use of social media and major journalism as political weapons, the unreasonable attacks of institutional disinformation.”
Kenya: Online attacks
Rebuilding Trump has brought a spike in the field of disinformation in the domestic political units of Kenya.
Doctorate Tiktok video, the impeach President Raunaghan and President William Ruto, last year, claimed that Trump was attended by Trump’s January.
Other false claims suggested that Kenya was withdrawn from the World Health Organization after the decision to make a trench in the UN health authority. The claim was based on an old video regarding a doctor known to spread health disinformation.
A technology and society researcher Odanga Madung said that Trump’s return on Trump’s returns in the world.
Political actions “The fact of the fact that the operative programs such as checkers, USAID, USAIDs, have the ability to filter people’s misleading,” he said.
Nyakerario Omari in code for Africa, said that this is the stronger problems for Kenyan media, which are already facing censorship and political pressure.
In 2027, in the elections, “Online attacks on media houses will increase, especially in the increase in digital policy,” he said.
“We are witnessing how we communicate, we receive and processed and processed,” Chitanga said, “Chitanga,” said Chitanga, “Chitanga,” said Chitanga.
