Monday, 9 November 2026

Fact-Checking Policy

This page explains how Kanyi Daily News selects, researches and rates claims.

How we choose claims

We check claims that are widely shared, could affect public decisions or safety, and can be verified with evidence. We do not check opinions or predictions.

How we research

We trace the claim to its origin, consult primary documents, official data and independent experts, and contact the person or organisation making the claim.

Our ratings

  • True: accurate and complete.
  • Mostly true: accurate but needs clarification or context.
  • Misleading: contains some truth but gives a false impression.
  • False: not supported by the evidence.
  • Unproven: not enough evidence to decide.

Sources and transparency

Every fact check lists the sources we used so readers can verify our work.

Suggest a claim to check

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