African Diaspora News Channel

Inge Stoffels reports on the increase in crime in the soshanguve township, residents are saying the area has become a "gangsters paradise" and are requesting SANDF (South African National defence Force) visibility.

Phillip Scott sat down for an interview on E TV's Morning Show in Johannesburg, South Africa, to discuss our platform, the tour, and South African elections.

Naledi Mfoloe reports on how South Africa has been grappling with a disturbing rise in kidnappings, creating a widespread concern and alarm among citizens. From high-profile abductions to cases that go unreported, no corner of the country is immune to this growing threat.

Vicki Dillard reports on Tucker Carlson denying that Hebrew Israelites are Black.

Naledi Mfoloe reports on Nestlé's alarming practice of adding more sugar to baby food in poorer countries and the ethical implications and health consequences for vulnerable populations

Vicki Dillard reports that the UK is unhappy with South Africa for warning Zambia about a predatory trade deal.

Emma Ansah Reports On A WM Who Asks Why Black Gen-Xers Are So Angry

Reneilwe Morema reports on the corruption caused by tender systems awarded to incompetent individuals like Edwin Sodi, who squandered over R300 Miliion worth of tender contracts which was meant to fix a water plant in Hamanskraal and leaking sewages in Free State amongst other projects. The failure to deliver these services in these provinces caused a cholera outbreak leaving more than 30 people d...

Emma reports on an Island Karen who tells Jamaican resort employees their music is noise, wants peace and threatens to have them shut down

Naledi Mfoloe reports on President of Rwanda, Paul Kagame's bold stand towards African independence from the West

Emma Ansah reports on a black radio host who shuts down a racist caller who he is superior because of the color of his skin

Emma Ansah report on a WW who calls out WM as the most dangerous species in the world

Naledi Mfoloe reports on courageous stance of Brazilian football sensation Vinicius Jr as he confronts the increase of racism in sports. Vinicius Jr shares his personal struggles and speaks out against the persistent discrimination he faces, shedding light on a issue loooming the football community

Reneilwe Morema reports on Gayton Mckenzie's outburst over Apartheid blame game at a media conference. Mckenzie sparked outrage with his scathing critique of the current state of the country, saying ''It is embarrassing to hear the government still blame white people for the sins of apartheid''. We should not blame apartheid for the current state of South Africa, and White peop...

Emma Ansah reports on a brotha who is asking what's wrong with being dark complexioned and declares "you're beautiful"

Emma Ansah reports on a cosmetic company that's facing backlash for creating a 'jet black' foundation for dark complexioned sistas

Naledi Mfoloe reports on the heated debate surrounding a controversial policy at a Cape Town pub, where entry is prohibited without a white companion

Inge Stoffels reports on a black teacher who gets fired months after she spoke out about being racially attacked by her white boss.

Vicki Dillard reports on China disrespecting the US after they were not pleased with comments they deemed threatening.

Emma Ansah reports on the Toronto Police & Bolo program that's offering $1 million to help capture Canada's 25 most wanted fugitives

Emma Ansah reports on the calls for Canada's first black speaker of the house to resign after ejecting the conservative leader from the House of Commons for calling the Prime Minster a "racist" and "whacko"

Naledi Mfoloe reports on the unsettling phenomenon as we uncover the trend of white individuals' fascination with consuming chocolate molded in the shape of black human figures.

Inge Stoffels reports on how the residents in the Bo Kaap area in Cape Town South Africa are worried that the gentrification in the area will force them out of the homes they have known for generations.

Vicki Dillard reports on US Sec. Blinken drew the ire of China after arriving late to a meeting.

Emma Ansah reports on a black father who took his sons back to a store to return stolen items and apologize to employees