Yearly Archives: 2014
Rights group calls for action over Nigeria gay ‘crisis’
The United States’ largest civil rights organisation, Human Rights Campaign (HRC) has called on US Secretary of State John Kerry to direct a strong...
Rich and famous? Bim there, done that
Abimbola ‘Bim’ Fernandez shares a dream with millions of young and attractive women; she wants to become a singing sensation like her idol, in...
Harare concert incurs wrath of campaigners
Canadian soft-rock singer Bryan Adams has drawn criticism from human rights groups over his decision to perform a concert in Zimbabwe. Adams will play...
Award-winning author in “I’m gay” shock
Binyavanga Wainaina, one of Africa’s finest authors and winner of the 2002 Caine Prize for African writing, has revealed that he is gay.
The Kenyan,...
Eddie delirious with rage at comic 'son'
Comedian Eddie Murphy is on the rampage against a fellow comedian who has not-so-subtly insinuated Eddie is his daddy, according to TMZ.
Eddie's lawyer has...
NEW GOVERNMENT SUPPORT TO ENCOURAGE MANUFACTURING PRODUCTION BACK TO THE UK
UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) has joined forces with the Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS) to launch Reshore UK, a new one-stop-shop service to help...
SEX TRAFFICKING GANG DISMANTLED
A human trafficking gang responsible for transporting young Nigerian women into prostitution in Europe has been dismantled, following a joint investigation involving Home Office...
African migrants resume strikes in Israel
Tens of thousands of African migrants in Israel have resumed a general strike they suspended in the wake of the death of Ariel Sharon.
A...
No shame, just facts – It's time we talked about slavery
Public discourses on the black experience have been reignited again, gaining such momentum on the historic theatres of guilt and shame. Such discussions are...
Oldest British Nigerian to celebrate 100th birthday
Pa Gabriela Lamoshe, the UK’s oldest Nigerian, is set to turn 100 in the next few months and will be the first Nigerian in...
