Monthly Archives: November 2021

A Sonorous Dirge By Livy-Elcon Emereonye People who are out to score cheap points for political correctness are never economical with sycophancy instead they remain shameless masters of the act. They betray confidentiality and rape trust. Some people don’t just … Continue reading →

Limited spaces. Book in for a great FREE training with a certificate of attendance too. This Sunday, 21st November *BRADFORD LIFESAVERS* will be held at St James Church, Thornton. Training is provided by qualified healthcare professionals and covers all aspects … Continue reading →

Multiple Award winning Sandra Brown Lindstedt was born to write. “I know it’s a gift from God and He deserves all the credit,” she says. Raised with five siblings on the oftentimes dangerous south-side of Chicago, she spent her summers … Continue reading →

MY VOICE HAS BROKEN I wrote a poem in 1970 questioning whether I was a shy person. I probably saw myself as such, but was not convinced. Perhaps one who will only speak if it will add value to the … Continue reading →

Jim Iyke is a Nollywood actor, a film and music producer, a philanthropist, and a serial entrepreneur. He is the founder of Untamed Productions, Untamed Records, and the Jim Iyke Foundation. He is also the pioneer of the Jim Iyke … Continue reading →

Graduate of The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and National Youth Theatre alumni, Tanya has worked for 2 decades in TV, Film, Stage and Voice-over. Featuring in many award winning shows, her work includes DC’s Pennyworth, Red Sparrow with Jennifer … Continue reading →

I had the most rewarding experience with the YOUTH at African Storytelling – Black History Month 2021 with Global Fusion Music & Art Team. Asante sana  GFMA Team JACKLINE WAZIRI

The   traffic is much as we move. It’s 17DAYS TO GO  How do you want to look? Look stunning for the event and we will spice it up with lots of fun and entertainment. Go get your table reservations before … Continue reading →

Kirklees Libraries Are Recruiting! We need people willing to learn, to try new ideas and to help us develop a library service for the future, responsive to community and customer needs and with a vibrant, relevant offer to Kirklees residents. … Continue reading →