Uk hatched a plan to deport immigrants to Africa as a deterrence. While the plan sounds good for the UK there are several grey areas for African countries that will be receiving the refugees and that is why Botswana declined the UK's offer.

Naledi Mfoloe reports on alarming trend of discriminatory rental practices that exclude non-white students from accessing accommodation in Cape Town South Africa

Reneilwe Morema Sits down with Tebogo Moalusi of Rise Mzansi. Get to know the Newest Party on the political block making waves around South Africa. We talk everything politics, from the problems plaguing the country, to possible solutions the party is offering, how their policies aim to align with everybody's values and what to expect at the voting polls on the 29th of May. The African Diaspora family wishes everybody that is voting ''good luck'' and happy voting. Remember your vote counts in shaping the South Africa we all deserve.

For years Candace Owens has built a brand tearing into black communities and everything they do not do right. Unfortunately the community that applauded her while she did it have had enough. Can she come back? Ondiro Oganga reports

Naledi Mfoloe reports on the disturbing incident that has reignited conversations about racism and xenophobia in modern-day Europe

Many Nigerian youth are risking their lives to cross the deserts and oceans making their way to Europe and America. Some burn their savings and sell everything trying to make it to the other side. Ondiro Oganga reports on how Nigeria's first lady is encouraging the youth to stay

Reneilwe Morema reports on the video making the rounds on social media where President Cyril Ramaphosa tells a young unemployed girl to ''keep searching for a job'' instead of taking her contact details and helping her in the job seeking hunt. Celebrities have come forward saying the youth of South Africa is unemployable hence there is an increase in the unemployment rate of the youth, which did not sit well with a lot of people, causing a frenzy on X.

Naledi Mfoloe reports on a bold statement by a black man in South Africa. Through thoughtful analysis and discussion, we explore the possible interpretations and underlying messages behind his words. Is this a commentary on the systemic racism and discrimination faced by black individuals in certain parts of the world? Or does it reflect a deeper sentiment about identity, belonging, and the pursuit of justice?