Emma Ansah reports on a WM who says black people to not have to work twice as hard as white people and explains why by using equations

Shermaine Williams reports on US Virgin Islands lawmaker Teri Helenese demanding the DOJ recend a colonial law that makes them second-class citizens.

Naledi Mfoloe reports on a historic event as the first black man spends a week living in Orania, a predominantly Afrikaner community in South Africa. This bold move challenges the norms and beliefs of a society known for its commitment to cultural preservation and separatism

Emma Ansah reports on a Jamaican couple who goes off on South Asian store clerks over accusations of stealing after they spent $300 on shoes

Emma Ansah reports on a brotha who goes off on South Asian employees at a Brampton fast food restaurant for not getting his food order right and refusing to process a refund

Reneilwe Morema reports on a Bolt Driver (E-hailing Taxi Services) stabbing two female passengers after a dispute about their drop off location. The Bolt driver stabbed the two female passengers after they requested the driver to drop them off at the correct location, one Female passenger sustained injuries to the kidneys that required extensive surgery in an effort to save her life.

Naledi Mfoloe reports on the concept of White Monopoly Capital in South Africa. This term, often at the center of heated debates about economic inequality and racial politics, refers to the alleged dominance of white-owned corporations and industries in the country's economy

Naledi Mfoloe reports on the controversy surrounding the Democratic Alliance's (DA) decision to burn the South African flag. The act, intended as a political statement, has ignited widespread outrage and debate across the nation

Reneilwe Morema sits down with the South African Emmy Nominated actress Brenda Ngxoli in a tell all interview about the day she was called Kaf*** mate by her White Co-Star David James while they were shooting ''Sew The Winter To My Skin''. Sew The Winter to my Skin is an action film set in the heart of Pre-Apartheid South Africa, and is a visceral exploration of the effects of the colonial displacement that sewed the seeds for one of the most viciously racist, political regimes in history.

Vicki Dillard Reports On Ukraine Advisor Who Rejected Africa's Involvement In European Affairs Is Still Getting Karma.