African Diaspora News Channel

The Cape Coast slave castle dungeon was used as a holding place for Africans before they were shipped off to the sea to work in plantations as slaves. It holds significant history in not only Ghana but to the diaspora who return to reclaim their roots. Unfortunately some sisters visited and were twerking on the site. Ondiro Oganga reports on the story

Ever since the war between Israel and Palestine broke out, the farm workers in Isreal have fled for their safety. Isreal is in turn seeking for alternative labor force in Africa. Ondiro Oganda reports on the oppressive terms of their deals with Malawian workers.

Beauty standards are a complicated subject for Africa. While the content is vast and culture differs, there is a surge of white-washing African beauty. From getting veneers to cosmetic surgeries to relaxing African hair. Ondiro Oganga reports on the deep seated prejudice on african beauty and impact of colonization on our self perception.

Japa is a common slang in West Africa. It refers to leaving the continent and seeking a better life abroad. Many youth risk their life and burn their saving trying to go to places where they can get jobs. However, Ghana's President took to his facebook discouraging the youth from leaving. Ondiro Oganga reports on the backlash his post has received.

A mega convention was set for Accra with leading Pan-African speakers. The aim was to awaken the African youth in the spirit of entrepreneurship and political accountability. Ondiro Oganga reports on how the police in Gha through orders from above blocked the convention from happening

Africa is rich in resources but they never benefit the locals. This is because of Western exploitation aided by a few corrupt African officials. In Zambia, the foreign affairs minister was caught on Camera allegedly receiving a bribe from Chinese investors. Ondiro Oganga reports

Emma Ansah reports on an American couple who were detained at the US/Canada border for hours and ultimately denied entry to Canada

Emma Ansah reports on a brotha who says Canada is racist and confronts WS for calling him the n-word

After the pope announced that the catholic church and its priests would be blessing same-sex marriages, priests in Africa reacted negatively to the news saying it goes against the catholic church's doctrine. What happens now to the church in Africa? Ondiro Oganga reports

Emma Ansah reports on a brotha who roasts a Karen for asking him if it's true that all Africans are poor

Emma Ansah reports on the former commissioner of Florida who confronts the officer who falsely arrested him and lied on the police report during an awards ceremony

In recent years, pop culture has changed. While art and talent sell like before, new beauty standards and sex appeal are necessary for artists and also music. Some black artists have jumped on this trend and it's reaching black communities including kids who are too young to be exposed to music of this nature. Ondiro Oganga tells us more

Emma Ansah reports on an Amazon driver who was held at gunpoint and received racial slurs by a WS because her truck was blocking his driveway

Emma Ansah reports on an ER doctor who faced backlash for asking why black people turn their phones on during their medical visits

Like many times before, South Africa is defying the West again. When nobody dares to speak for fear of repercussions, South Africa has stepped up and is Heading to the International Court of Justice. Ondiro Oganga tells us more.

Emma Ansah reports on a retired officer who admits to being a part of racism and abuse of black people during his tenure

Emma Ansah reports on the renaming of Toronto's main attractions to a Ghanaian name sparking outrage with the city council executives and the community

Black people have been in the church for years on end. Its a place of worship and refuge whose history dates many years back. However, has the church evolved to address the needs of the black community? Ondiro Oganga reports on sentiments by Dr. Umar

Emma Ansah reports on the heavy police presence, including officers on bikes and horseback that showed up to a Montreal protest against police brutality of black men

Emma Ansah reports on a bus driver who says a racial slur, denies a brother entry and calls police on him for not leaving the bus

Marc Lamont, a journalist with Aljazeera tweeted that the new Harvard President should be Black just like the outgoing president. The angry mob attacked him for the tweet insinuating skin color is not a qualification. Ondiro Oganga reports

Emma Ansah reports on a brother who was detained and arrested on a subway platform for having a boxcutter

Emma Ansah reports on a male Karen who left his home and followed sistas, called the police and accused them of attacking him

Netizens were criticising Jonathan Majors for dating outside the community attributing his guilty verdicts to dating outside the Black community. Ondiro Oganga interrogates if that is true or if Black women are just conditioned to endure abuse.

Emma Ansah reports on a brother who roasted police for being pulled over and detained because the vehicle he was driving was registered to a woman