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Black Society News
Face2Face Africa’s Society section offers in-depth news articles on Black society, African society, and the broader Black community. Stay updated with the latest Black news, including stories that shape and influence communities across Africa and the global Black diaspora. Discover insights and trends affecting the lives and cultures of African society, and explore the issues that matter most to the Black community worldwide
Justice Department takes Harvard to court over race-based admissions data
The fight between the current U.S. government and Harvard has moved back into the courtroom. The administration of Donald Trump has filed suit against Harvard University, accusing the school of withholding admissions records that federal investigators say are essential to determining whether the university abandoned affirmative action after it was struck down. In a complaint…
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African Leaders Challenge Western Authority in Dubai
In this episode of The Breakdown, we examine how African leaders challenge Western authority...
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Mother fatally shot outside elementary school while delivering food after suspected domestic dispute
A mother of three was fatally shot outside a Georgia elementary school while she was delivering...
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe: British billionaire apologizes after saying immigrants have ‘colonized’ the UK
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the British billionaire and co-owner of Manchester United, which is one...
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White House condemns Ilhan Omar after responding to Trump and saying ‘pedophiles’ get ‘executed’ in Somalia
The White House has condemned Ilhan Omar after she appeared to describe President Donald Trump as the leader of the “Pedophile Protection Party” before stating that pedophiles get “executed”...
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Judge blocks Donald Trump administration’s $600M health grant cuts to four Democratic states
A federal judge has temporarily blocked an attempt by the administration of Donald Trump to withdraw hundreds of millions of dollars in public health funding earmarked for four states governed by Democrats....
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South Africa’s Ramaphosa sounds alarm on crime, announces military reinforcements
South Africa is preparing to send soldiers into troubled communities as authorities intensify efforts to curb illegal mining and entrenched gang violence, particularly in the country’s most urbanized...
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Evanston, Illinois, gives $25,000 to Black residents as reparations
As calls for reparations programs increase among activists and lawmakers in several states in the U.S., the Reparations Committee in Evanston, Illinois, has announced that 44 residents will soon receive...
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Madagascar declares national disaster after Cyclone Gezani kills dozens
Cyclone Gezani tore through Madagascar in a single day of devastation, leaving dozens dead, hundreds injured and tens of thousands of homes ruined, officials confirmed Thursday. Authorities revealed that...
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Campus unrest turns deadly as Senegal students demand long-overdue payments
Campus unrest at Senegal’s leading public university has taken a tragic turn, with the death of a student intensifying anger among young people who say the government they once rallied behind has...
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US Demands Mali Drop Russia as AES Bloc Gains Leverage
In this episode of The Breakdown, we examine why the US demands Mali drop Russia as a condition for renewed security cooperation, marking a sharp shift after years of limited engagement in the Sahel. According...
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Boy with congenital heart disease finds new family as his doctor adopts him: ‘No one was there’
A pediatric anesthesiologist at Children’s Nebraska, Dr. Amy Beethe, formed a lasting connection with True, a 4-year-old boy she met in the hospital. True was facing surgery for hypoplastic right...
