Fifty-five years after the British Royal family tried (unsuccessfully) to sabotage its independence, the Caribbean Island of Barbados set to “fully leave [its] colonial past behind” and will jettison the Queen of England as it’s head of state. This will make it the fourth country in the region to do

We continue to hail Sistah Space for galvanising the community to reach 100,000 signatures in their Valerie’s Law petition (https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/578416).  It is a fine example that this type of initiative can succeed when it comes out of love and sincerity for our community. But as Sis. Ngozi Fulani, founder and

F.A.C.F.O – The Federation of African / Caribbean Funeral Operatives. Will be holding its launch event on Imani-day (Sat) November 6th.  The objective of FACFO is to. “Promote services of African and Caribbean Funeral Operatives nationwide from the moment of diagnosis and through the process of bereavement. Establish and maintain

The petition Created by Ngozi Fulani of Sistah Space to mandate specialist, culturally appropriate training for all police and other government agencies that support black women and girls affected by domestic abuse is 40,000 signatures short of its 100,000 target by the October 30th deadline (https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/578416).  The campaign is supported

Reflecting on the previous shows in the Making History series it is evident that the aspirations enshrined in the Afrikan Jubilee Year declaration (i.e. “promoting positive public images and an understanding of Afrikans and people of Afrikan descent and encourage the positive teaching and development of their history, culture and