AfroVerdict

Media bias is a serious problem as it blurs the reality and truth. Based on a vox pop involving African students in Moscow, it is clear that western media portrays Africa as corrupt, degrading and desolate. AfroVerdict host sits down with an independent political researcher to see how to seek the truth in a world overflowing with information.

In observation of World Philosophy Day, Afroverdict host sits down with Prof. Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni, a postcolonial-decoloial theorist to discuss what the world is essentially losing by emphasising a single origin of thought, the colonial European knowledge system, and what African knowledge can offer the world.

As the inquiry into BATUK's illegal activities continues, AfroVerdict host sits down with the Chairman of a Kenyan NGO working with BATUK activities' victims to discuss the progress made in getting justice for the afflicted people and in what way the presence of these foreign troops affects the local Kenyan population.

Unfortunately, not all lives are remembered with the same condolences, as Africa's role in World War 1 is often unheard of. In this episode of AfroVerdict, the host joins two historians to walk through the 20th century and pay the proper tribute to Africa's lost lives in this terrible conflict.

On Tuesday, November 7, South Africa's Minister of International Relations and Cooperation proposed a 7-point peace plan to settle the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. AfroVerdict host joins a researcher to take apart the proposed settlement.

Dr. Christiaan Barnard was born on November 8, 1922, and became renowned for performing the first-ever successful heart transplant. To pay tribute to this great man, AfroVerdict host speaks to the Heart of CPT Museum curator and a cardiologist, as they delve into Dr. Barnard's life and examine the current state of cardiology in Africa.

As we wish Happy Vegan's Day on November 1 to all the vegans out there, AfroVerdict's host sits down with a South African climate activist and vegan to talk about the pros and cons of this lifestyle and how easy or difficult it is to commit to it in South Africa – a country that has one of the highest meat consumers on the continent.

As we observe World Cities Day on October 31, we are reminded about the importance of cities as urbanized centers of opportunity and development. In today's episode, AfroVerdict host sits down with a representative of Cape Town City management to talk about the "Mother City" as a shining example of urban development for South Africa.

In light of King Charles' III visit to Kenya on October 31, 2023, AfroVerdict host sits down with a Kenyan historian to remember the Mau Mau uprising and the devastating consequences of Britain's colonial rule over the African region.

On October 29, we commemorate World Stroke Day to remind everyone of the factors that create a risk of stroke. In this AfroVerdict episode, the host sits down with a practicing neurologist to talk strokes, stroke symptoms and preventative measures you can take to keep yourself and your loved ones healthy.