At Somali Fact-Check, our verification process is guided by transparency, accuracy, and rigorous evidence. We follow a transparent, structured methodology to assess public claims, official statements, online content, and widely shared narratives that may influence public understanding in Somalia.

We begin by identifying public-relevance claims, including those related to governance, politics, security, health, the economy, and viral social media content. Each claim is documented exactly as presented, with supporting records such as links, screenshots, or recordings to ensure accuracy and traceability.

We then gather evidence from reliable, accessible sources. These include official documents, government data, international organizations, subject-matter experts, academic research, open-source intelligence (OSINT), and on-the-ground verification where appropriate. All sources are evaluated for reliability, completeness, and appropriate context before use.