Phillip Scott reports that the Brothas & Sistas in Chad want France out of their country after a French soldier took out a local.

Emma Ansah reports on a school that had an anti-Black slur on the welcome sign.

Phillip Scott reports on President Macron of France lying to the media claiming the French ambassador is being held hostage in Niger. Niger is not holding the ambassador against his will. Niger wants him out of the country but he refuses to leave.

Wongel Zelalem reports on the head of Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa, General James Hecker announcing that the United States (US) military has restarted its activities in Niger.

Phillip Scott reports on Australian businessman Tim Gurner from the Gurner Group stating that governments around the world want workers to suffer to get rid of the new attitude workers have.

Demetra Kaye reports on the story of two Black boys Johnny Robinson and Virgil Ware who's lives were taken by the 1963 bombing of an Alabama church being forgotten as Four Black girls Cynthia Wesley, Carole Robertson, Addie Mae Collins, and Carol Denise McNair were remembered.

Ondiro Oganga reports on Morocco rejecting Western aid after the massive earthquake.

Wongel Zelalem reports on Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso, three West African Sahel nations signing a security pact on promising to come to each other's aid.

Vicki Dillard reports that US companies aren't working with Uganda after passing anti-LGBTQ law.

Emma Ansah reports on race soldiers searching a Black salon without a warrant.