Dr. Musa Abdullah reports on parents taking issue with armed officers in Chicago public schools.

Reneilwe Morema reports on her dissatisfaction about a racist white woman who posted a video on TikTok saying ''BLACK PEOPLE ARE NOTORIOUS FOR NAMING THEIR KIDS 25 LETTER NAMES THAT NO ONE WILL EVER PRONOUNCE RIGHT LET ALONE SPELL IT CORRECTLY.''

Inge Stoffels reports on the Wilgenhof residence at Stellenbosch University after shocking findings in the "Punish Room". This is not the first time complaints have been made against this residence.

Vicki Dillard reports on a Western outlet claiming Julius Malema is dangerous for South Africa.

Dr. Musa Abdullah reports on a Texas judge ruling against Darryl George in his fight against Barbers Hill ISD to cut his hair.

Reneilwe Morema maps out a surge of Military Coups that have swept across Africa for the past five years, and why they have been successful and popular amongst the citizens. ''These coups are the Dawn of a New Era for the Rise of Africa''.

Reneilwe Morema reports on the incident that took place at Primrose Primary school in Germiston Johannesburg where a grade 6 learner shot his principal after being told to take out his books and study. The learner's parents have been arrested and charged with negligence. Reneilwe also reports on gang affiliations and violence happening on our school grounds, and urges the Police and Minister of Education to take a stand against these atrocious activities.

Reneilwe Morema reports on the toxic legacy the ANC has created in South Africa for the past 30 years. Their legacy will forever leave a bitter taste in our democracy. They have not kept their end of the bargain to the people of South Africa, we owe it to ourselves to vote for a party that has our best interests at heart. 2024 is our 1994.

If there is an African President that unequivocally speaks truth to power then its president Paul Kagame of Rwanda. Most recently at the World Govements Forum, he took the opportunity to say anyone that wants African resources must pay the right price.

Naledi Mfoloe reports on a racist teacher who was suspended for allegedly calling black pupils monkeys.