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Centre for research in InfoCom, mediation and media innovation in the Great Lakes region and Sub-Saharan Africa.

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Factualité Afrique is a research and expertise centre dedicated to training, innovation and mediation in Information and Communication in the African Great Lakes region.

Our Commitment

Born in a context of information polarisation and the expansion of extremist activism, we combine scientific research, technological innovation and field expertise to combat disinformation. Our method is based on rigour, accuracy and evidence to democratise knowledge and protect informational integrity.

5 Areas of Expertise
250+ Trained Professionals
5+ Countries Covered
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OSINT

Digital investigations

FactuAction

Intensive training

Reporting

Harmful content

Innovation

Tech solutions

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FULA FULA DEAL
🔍 Enquête OSINT
15 Jan 2026 · 8 min read

FULA FULA DEAL, at the heart of the FARDC air force mafia in Kivu

During a series of investigations within the FARDC air fleet between Goma, Beni and Walikale, FACTUALITÉ Afrique succeeded in establishing a link between several Air Force officers...

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Focus 📋 Focus
22 March 2026

Former warlord in Ituri, MP Floribert Ndjabu calls on Thomas Lubanga to find a peaceful outcome to his demands

Floribert Ndjabu is a former warlord in Ituri. Convicted by the national justice system after his expulsion from the Netherlands, where he had sought political asylum following his appearance as a witness in the Mathieu Ngudjolo case before the International Criminal Court (ICC), he returned to Ituri to work for peace after serving his sentence in Kinshasa.

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Fact-checking 💡 Analyse
02 Jan 2026

Ituri: fluid mechanics of an ignored conflict

Ituri must be seen as a thermometer of our general situation. Its fever is the most visible symptom of a deeper illness running through the entire country.

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