The Diaspora

Naledi Mfoloe reports on Julius Malema's fiery speech he shared at Rhodes University where he took aim at the University, condemning it for its name's association with Cecil Rhodes, who was a brutal colonial figure known for his brutal role in the oppression of African nations Connect with Naledi Mfoloe [ @nal.edi ]

Nigeria erupted in protests this week against the anti-labor policies of the Tinubu administration and soaring inflation that is crippling Nigerians. Inspired by the anti-colonial uprisings across the Sahel, thousands took to the streets to demand living wages and the resignation of US-backed President Tinubu. Investigative journalist and author David Hundeyin joins the show to discuss the demands behind the #EndBadGovernance protests and how the US government’s backing of Tinubu #breakthroughnews

On this week’s trending segment, guest host Sunday Shomari spotlights how Mixed Martial Arts, MMA, is expanding its reach in Africa, especially in Nigeria where a professional fighters league has been launched and is offering athletes the chance to win up to $1 million dollars. Plus, Ethiopian cyclist Biniam Girmay makes history as the first Black African rider to win Tour de France stage 12, making it his third stage victory in this year's race. - - - - - For more than 60-years, VOA's English to Africa (E2A) Service has been providing quality radio, TV, and digital programming to Africa. With a weekly audience of 37-million people, the E2A offers weekly coverage spanning various topics, including hard news, current affairs, sports, entertainment, health, and culture, with special fo...

Kenyan President William Ruto on Thursday addressed the nation where he doubled down on his sentiments of being a “listening” leader. This was after the East African leader dismissed his entire cabinet apart from the foreign minister due to calls by youth-led protestors who took to the streets to demand his resignation and better governance. Reuters’ Sean Hogan has more. - - - - - For more than 60-years, VOA's English to Africa (E2A) Service has been providing quality radio, TV, and digital programming to Africa. With a weekly audience of 37-million people, the E2A offers weekly coverage spanning various topics, including hard news, current affairs, sports, entertainment, health, and culture, with special focus on issues concerning youth and women. Below is a list of our programs:...

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The Mo Ibrahim Foundation’s latest report, "Financing Africa: Where is the Money?" provides a comprehensive analysis of both the financial needs deemed necessary for Africa to meet its development and climate goals and the resources that are currently available. The report underscores the potential of Africa's domestic resources, which could cover 75% to 90% of financial needs, with $100 billion lost annually to Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs). Abdoul Salam Bello, the Executive Director of the World Bank Group for Africa Group II, joined VOA’s Linord Moudou to discuss the report and what more can be done to ease Africa’s financial difficulties. - - - - - For more than 60-years, VOA's English to Africa (E2A) Service has been providing quality radio, TV, and digital programming to Africa...

Ethiopian musicians are using their art to remember Hachalu Hundessa, an award-winning artist who died at age 34 after dedicating his life to bringing attention to civil rights activism in the Horn of Africa nation. For more, VOA’s Jackson Mvunganyi spoke to Yadessa Bokia, an Ethiopian songwriter. - - - - - For more than 60-years, VOA's English to Africa (E2A) Service has been providing quality radio, TV, and digital programming to Africa. With a weekly audience of 37-million people, the E2A offers weekly coverage spanning various topics, including hard news, current affairs, sports, entertainment, health, and culture, with special focus on issues concerning youth and women. Below is a list of our programs: Radio: Africa News Tonight, Daybreak Africa, Nightline Africa, Sout...

Africa is responsible for only a fraction of global greenhouse gas emissions, but it is the continent least able to cope with the negative impacts of climate change. Experts say the continent is warming faster than the rest of the world, impacting food security, causing displacement, and worsening conflict. But an initiative in Nigeria is bringing students together to create technology solutions to climate change problems. Timothy Obiezu reports from Abuja. - - - - - For more than 60-years, VOA's English to Africa (E2A) Service has been providing quality radio, TV, and digital programming to Africa. With a weekly audience of 37-million people, the E2A offers weekly coverage spanning various topics, including hard news, current affairs, sports, entertainment, health, and culture, with s...

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Wongel Zelalem reports on Malawi’s Vice President Saulos Chilima being unalived in a plane crash along with nine other passengers.