African Diaspora News Channel

The West commands a lot of power which the world has been uncomfortable with but chose to stay quiet. However, the behaviour of America at the UN vetoing major decisions concerning Palestine in favor of Israel has unsettled that order as Ondiro Oganga reports.

Reneilwe Morema reports on the heartbreaking video of aboriginal Australian kids crying for mercy while being tied by cable ties in the scorching sun by a white male for swimming in a vacant property's pool he had just remodeled.

Inge Stoffels Reports on South Africa's reaction to a picture posted on a school's social media account which caused a stir.

Ghana parliament passed the controversial Anti-LGBTQ Bill. The bill has received very harsh criticism from the West. However, the proprietor of the bill will not have it. He dares the West to try retaliate as Ondiro Oganga reports

Inge Stoffels reports on how some graduates feel after studying for a number of years and still not receiving job opportunities.

Africa has been portrayed in the media through a monolithic lens of disease, war, and hunger. Ondiro Oganga reports on the new way diasporans are viewing Africa after taking trips

Reneilwe Morema reports on the recent scandal that took South Africa by Storm, involving The National Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula who solicited R4,5Million hard cash from contractors and accepted wigs as a bribe during her tenure as Minister Of Defense. Reneilwe Morema counts down the countless corruption scandals the speaker was involved in over the years, but never faced the consequences.

Inge Stoffels Reports on how a News Reporter in South Africa is fed up and exposes corruption within the government and within the SAPS (South African Police Services)

There is a revolution in Haiti. Though not textbook clean or acceptable in the eyes of the West, it is happening nonetheless. Ondiro Oganga reports on the hard ground Haiti has taken as they navigate the change in leadership

Niger is claiming back their country and sovereignty. After a coup nearly year ago, they want full control of their country. Ondiro Oganga reports on their decision to kick American forces out.

Emma Ansah reports on a Toronto Jamaican dancehall DJ and promoter who has been jailed for intentionally infecting several women with the HIV virus

Lerato Matji reports on Tryphina Mngomezulu who was killed by her employer's dogs while on duty.

Vicki Dillard reports that Nigeria has been invited to join BRICS. The West is nervous about this due to BRICS' growing influence in the continent.

Barely two years into power, President William Ruto's popularity is on the decline. His inability to attend to the needs of Kenya has left him drying the air losing majority support. Unable to meet the people at their points of need, Ondiro Oganga reports on the new measures kenya will be taking

Israel has been calling on people to go fight and help defend their country. However, South Africa is having none of it. Having prosecuted Isreal at the International Court of Justice, Ondiro Oganga reports on what awaits any South African that goes to fight for Israel

Emma Ansah reports on a Quebec black woman who sues police after a 3 week delay in response to a WM who was wielding an axe and knife issued death threats and racial slurs

Emma Ansah reports on a brotha who cries after the presiding judge on his case recognizes him from middle school and he turns his life around after his released from prison

Emma Ansah reports on an Ontario Rasta man who loses 12k in a cryptocurrency scam after seeing a deepfake video endorsement with Canada's Prime Minister

Emma Ansah reports on Senegal's new president's viral speech on his plan to sever ties with France that sends shockwaves to the West and China

Vicki Dillard reports on Joe Biden apologizing to migrants for calling them "Illegal" during the State Of The Union address.

Emma Ansah reports on Quebec's first black nursing instructor who speaks on racial discrimination in the nursing internship program

Emma Ansah reports on a sista who goes off on them folks for constant racist tropes

Naledi Mfoloe reports on The Western Cape independence movement, referred to as CapeXit, which is a secession of the Western Cape province of South Africa

Inge Stoffels Reports on the Joshlin Smith case. None of the Accomplices are giving any useful information on the whereabouts of Joshlin, South Africans feel like the case is being dragged out and fear it will be forgotten.

Emma Ansah reports on a Nigerian sista who speaks about an America professor who was shocked to learn that she wrote the top essay