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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
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 fallen short of its promises. Authorities shut down Cheikh Anta Diop University in Dakar on Tuesday, following violent clashes linked to delays in…
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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...
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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...
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Shaquille O’Neal reveals his children refused to talk to him after his divorce from Shaunie Henderson
During an appearance on T.I.’s expediTIously with Tip “T.I.” Harris, NBA...
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Ilhan Omar appears to describe Trump as leader of the ‘Pedophile Protection Party’
The hostility between Ilhan Omar and President Donald Trump continues to exacerbate, as the two politicians recently appeared to call each other out again. Per TMZ, Omar, 43, took to social media...
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Cyclone Gezani wreaks havoc in Madagascar, 31 dead and homes reduced to rubble
Tropical Cyclone Gezani has torn through Madagascar’s key port hub, flattening homes and claiming at least 31 lives as it swept across the Indian Ocean island, officials confirmed Wednesday. The...
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U.S. troops to train Nigerian military as extremist threats rise
The United States is deploying troops to Nigeria to train the country’s military in countering extremist groups, Nigerian officials confirmed Wednesday, as northern regions battle with a deepening...
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Egypt swears in reshuffled cabinet and names new defense minister
Egypt has refreshed its Cabinet, installing a new defense minister and 13 other officials as authorities attempt to steady the country amid economic strain and intensifying regional tensions. The swearing-in...
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Mother killed by ‘man she once loved’ in murder-suicide; victim’s two children were present
A North Carolina mother of three was fatally shot by “the man she once loved” in a suspected case of murder-suicide, the deceased victim’s family said, per PEOPLE. Two of the victim’s...
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Trump administration prepares to withhold federal grants from some Democratic states
The Trump administration is preparing to cut portions of federal health and transportation funding to several states governed by Democrats, widening a pattern of financial disputes between Washington and...
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This HBCU banned the word ‘Black’ for Black History Month, now it says it was a mistake
Days after a Florida A&M University College of Law student said administrators asked her to remove or change the word “Black” from promotional materials for a Black History Month event,...
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U.N. raises red flag as South Sudan slides toward ‘dangerous precipice’ over political deadlock
Rising political friction in South Sudan is fueling a fresh wave of violence, drawing alarm from the United Nations, which warns the country is edging toward a critical breaking point. Addressing the U.N....
