Sidney Poitier: The Unforgettable Mr Tibbs
This January, BFI Southbank delivers a Sidney Poitier film season that digs into the life and
Interview: Alejandro Cegarra – Shifting the gaze
Alejandro Cegarra, the 2024 World Press Photo Long-term Project Award winner, shatters the stereotypes about Mexican
Interview: Felipe Dana and Renata Brito – Raising the Dead
When a boat with 14 bodies appeared in the Caribbean, journalists Felipe Dana and Renata Brito
Interview: Aboudia – Colour In Black & White
Aboudia, an Ivorian artist, has captivated the art world with his vibrant, multi-layered paintings that reflect
Interview Sheila Nortley – Behind The Cape
Imagine a superhero series that shatters all conventions, featuring five Black South Londoners who suddenly develop
Interview: Glen Martin Taylor – One Thorn Or Two?
Glen Martin Taylor transforms broken ceramics into powerful symbols of human resilience and raw beauty. He
Interview: Pinky Cole – Plant Power
Where are all the celebrities, such as Tyler Perry, Taraji P. Henson, Tiffany Haddish, Colin Kaepernick,
Interview: Phillip B. Williams – Rebirth of Self
In his debut novel Ours, Phillip B. Williams confronts the challenges of historical fiction, redefines narratives
Interview: Activist Journalist Nadine Drummond In Yemen
Nadine Drummond risked her life to revolutionise the way in which Non-Governmental Organisations told their stories,
Preventing Modern Day Slavery With AI
While globalisation has opened up new markets and increased efficiency, it has exposed the dark side
Youth Activists in Congo: Challenging Repression and Corruption
From student movements to feminist groups, Congo youth activists are mobilising against the status quo and
Windrush and Identity
We explore the impact of the Windrush generation on Black British identity and culture and how
The Black Pound Report: What it Reveals
From small growing firms to large corporations, The Black Pound Report provides valuable insight into Black,
In A First, Indian Gig Company Sues Protesting Women Workers
Urban Company's suit against its female workers is the first such legal action in the country
Kenyan Relatives Sound Alarm After Maids Die In Saudi Arabia
A growing number of bereaved Kenyan families are sounding the alarm over the sudden deaths of
As Women Flee Afghanistan, Brain Drain Hits Economy And Girls’ Hopes
The exodus of working women from Afghanistan following the Taliban takeover could set the country back
What Next For Afghanistan’s Deserted Beauty Salons?
Beauty salons have provided jobs for women across Afghanistan, but with the Taliban back in power,
Bans Gather Pace As Conversion Therapy Thrives Globally
From injections to electric shocks, prayer to rape, myriad methods are peddled by medics, counsellors and
Ethiopia’s Hidden Weavers
Five barefoot young boys were walking to town to look for work when they were apprehended
