African Diaspora News Channel

Emma Ansah reports on a black mother who teaches her child how to deal with a junior Karen in a play area

Naledi Mfoloe reports on perceptions and exploring the dynamics of privilege. "Would you trade places with a black person in this society?" This question serves as a catalyst for deep reflection and dialogue about the systemic advantages conferred by whiteness

Vicki Dillard reports on Niger responding to threats from the United States.

Emma Ansah reports on a bi-racial sista who says it's ok to drop your racist parent or they will destroy you

Emma Ansah reports on a Karen who goes berserk in Walmart over the Black Lives Matter movement

Naledi Mfoloe reports on the contentious battle over the future of a cherished coastal treasure. Local communities clash with white investors seeking to monetize and control access to their beaches

Vicki Dillard reports that Gayle King is experiencing backlash for stating that she cheered for Caitlin Clark over the Black team.

Emma Ansah reports on an online clothing store that sells racist t-shirts

Emma Ansah reports on a drunk Karen who showed up at a black family's home to complain about them laughing too loud

Naledi Mfoloe reports on the uproar surrounding the emergence of 'No Whites Allowed' stickers, igniting controversy at the University of Pretoria's Hatfield Campus. From discussions on racial tensions to debates on campus policy, witness the unfolding dialogue surrounding race relations in South Africa's academic institutions

Vicki Dillard reports on a Chicago resident leaking audio that proves the city has prioritized migrants over residents.

Emma Ansah reports on one of the folks who is asking why they can't just leave black people alone and gets emotional

Emma Ansah reports on Nigerian authorities who shut down a Chinese supermarket after they denied access to Nigerians

Naledi Mfoloe reports on Zimbabwe's bold initiative to combat what it perceives as "economic western terrorism." This move includes the introduction of a new currency aimed at strengthening the nation's financial stability

Vicki Dillard reports on Niger being outraged at the US for showing up to the country unannounced.

Emma Ansah reports on a French Canadian WM who called into an American radio show demanding to know how FBA's intend to spend reoperations money

Emma Ansah reports on P.Diddy's son, Christian Combs visiting Pastor Ginno Jenning's church and lining up for prayer

Naledi Mfoloe reports on the shocking reality of Kleinfontein, a town in South Africa where the sign "No Blacks Allowed" is not just a remembrance of the past but a present-day policy. In the heart of the so-called Rainbow Nation, this restricted community has sparked heated debates about racism and segregation

Reneilwe Morema reports on the gruesome murder of a pregnant Swedish woman who was killed by her refugee Somalian boyfriend in a suspected ''Honour Killing'' after he got scared of telling his family he got a white Christian woman pregnant, which is against his Muslim Culture and can bring shame to his family and risk being shunned by his Muslim Community and the church.

Vicki Dillard reports on Russian spokeswoman Maria Zakharova speaking on the slave bible that was given to our ancestors.

Naledi Mfoloe reports on Britain's infamous businessman stirring controversy with his vile remarks about Diane Abbott. In a statement that has sparked outrage, he expressed a desire to "hate all black women" upon seeing the prominent British politician. This incident has reignited conversations about racism and misogyny in the UK.

Inge Stoffels reports on the security of the politicians and voters for the upcoming elections. Police Minister Bheki Cele ensures safety for may 29th by deploying cops around the country at the voting stations.

Vicki Dillard reports on Hillary Clinton's emails showing that she prevented Haitians from controlling their own money.

Naledi Mfoloe reports on a recent incident, a white student's derogatory comment instructing black students to stop playing "kaffir music" have ignited outrage and calls for action

Reneilwe Morema reports on Gayton Mckenzie's interview with Times Live where he talks about bringing back the death penalty if his political party ''The Patriotic Alliance is voted into party. Mass deportation of illegal foreigners and bringing back the death penalty are some of the policies South Africans should expect when Gayton's party becomes the ruling party.