Monthly Archives: August 2014
Keke Palmer cast as Broadway's first black Cinderella
Twenty-year-old actress, singer and TV presenter Keke Palmer is once again making headlines after being selected to play the title role in Rodger and...
Mugabe snubbed as African leaders convene in US
Zimbabwe has been excluded from a summit aimed at strengthening US-Africa ties because of President Robert Mugabe’s tainted human rights record.
The gathering, to be...
Uganda court rules anti-gay laws unconstitutional
News from Uganda suggests that the Anti-Homosexuality Act signed into law by President Yoweri Museveni in February may be overturned on a technicality. Judges...
Loving wife, caring mother – a tribute to actress Golda John.
Internationally renowned actress, Golda John turns 60 on 9th August 2014.
Campaigner for a happy home and stable marriage, actress Golda John, is releasing a...
Kizomba- A different kind of African dance
When most people think about African dance, the first thing that probably pops in to their head is the image of the so-called ‘tribal...
34 killed at Guinea rap concert
At least 34 people have been killed and several others injured after a human stampede occurred after a concert in Conakry, Guinea’s capital, on...
Woman strips in front of Mandela statue
An unknown woman, for reasons probably only known to her, decided to strip naked in front of the Mandela statue in Stanton South Africa,...
David Cameron praises black entrepreneurs
The Prime Minister has hailed the entrepreneurial spirit of Britain’s black and minority ethnic communities as he welcomed news that thousands of entrepreneurs and...
Chinese teachers to get special visa treatment
So concerned is the Government about the level of mathematics achievement amongst UK students that the Home Office has announced a new visa specifically...
UK 'concerned' as Ebola virus continues to spread
The Ebola pandemic which began in May is garnering world wide attention as the disease, which has killed over 670 people in West Africa...
