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WHAT MAKES JAMAICA SO SPECIAL ? – A MINI-DOCUMENTARY BY TONY FERNANDEZ TAKING PLACE IN JAMAICA IN MARCH
“WHAT MAKES JAMAICA SO SPECIAL ” is a mini-documentary by Tony Tokunbo Fernandez which will be released in April 2024.
Discover what makes this amazing island so special and the legacies an achievements of a special people.
The footage will be recorded in Montego Bay, Jamaica in March 2024 as we continue to celebrate the true life and success stories of Black achievers around the world on THE TONY TOKUNBO FERNANDEZ SHOW .
My name is Tina Simbo. I’m a MA qualified community and youth worker, creative and founder with a lifelong passion for creativity and social justice. I’ve worked within the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector for almost 25 years. During this time I’ve enjoyed engaging and co-creating with many life-affirming people. More often than not, I’ve shared the privilege of developing new roles, projects and services. This work has allowed me to cultivate a range of knowledge, skill and experience that enables me to work well alongside others to achieve desired outcomes. I’m committed to giving back to both people and planet, and paying forward the best of what I’ve learnt so far from supporting diverse children, young people, adults, parents, professionals and communities
ALLALEAKE DJEMBE MOTIVATION WORKSHOPS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ZAHARA THERAPY LTD
Exeter Phoenix welcomes Gibril “Gibi” Camara, international Master Drummer, Djembefola, Teacher and Artistic Director/ from Allaleake Drumming and Percussion School, Gambia, West Africa.
Gibi (son of the late Tomas Camara) is an international Djembefola performing at hotels, concerts and festivals, across Gambia and UK.
Allaleake Drumming School offer bespoke traditional African drumming holidays and education programmes.
Gibi is supported by Kate Campbell, UKCP Family, Systemic and Couple Psychotherapist , Supervisor and Director, Zahara Therapy Ltd.
She has dynamic leadership skills of staff, student teams and projects. She works clinically using creative techniques with children, families and adults. Kate supervises therapeutic practice across NHS, Local Authorities and in Higher Education. She runs a small private therapy practice in London.
Allaleake Djembe Motivation/ in partnership with Zahara Therapy is a unique Gambian-UK partnership delivering three Djembe drumming workshops and concerts.
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WATCH THIS SPACE FOR COLLABORATIONS WITH TONY TOKUNBO FERNANDEZ
COME AND BE PART OF THIS AMAZING EVENT TITLED “REDEEMED AND RESTORED” taking place on Saturday the 30th of March 2024 at DULWICH LIBRARY HALL , 368 LORDSHIP LANE, SE22 8NB.
DO NOT MISS IT
We’ll be covering the following topics
Overcoming mindset hurdles
From redemption to brokenness to victory
Mastering the art of servant leadership
Forgetting the pain of the past and embracing a bright future.
I was born on the 7th of October 1963 in the amazing City of Bradford. I am the third child of my mother, Celia Pryce.
For very many years, My Father worked at Mintex, located in Cleckheaton and went on to running a country bar pub in town. He also went on to to acquiring a shop.
From a very early age, I have always wanted to become an entrepreneur and do things on my own .
I went on set up initiatives with my wife (Claire) , who I have known for very many years.
I am blessed with a loving wife and children and I continue to play my part to making a difference in Bradford
My name is Mercia Jensen and I supported Cancer Research UK’s World Parliamentary World Cancer Day event that recently took place at The House of Parliament.
Cancer diagnosis will affect one in two people. The event is to raise awareness the goal is to avoid 20,000 cancer deaths by the year 2040 as well as to promote more financing for the workforce.
Unfortunately, individuals still die every year from cancer.
This is a very personal matter for me since I have survived cancer twice.
Raising cancer awareness is important to me.
Cervical cancer, which I had, is more likely to kill black women in the United States of America.
According to recent study, cancer diagnoses are more likely to be discovered later stage among persons of ethnic heritage in the United Kingdom. It is critical for cancer diagnosis to be identified and recognised at an early stage.
This is a difficult time to acquire a cancer diagnosis since, owing to health and inequalities, it is struggle to get an appointment with their GP. Turn some cancer diagnosis more harder to diagnose than others and therefore some people’s cancer diagnosis journey may be a very traumatic as they may experience not being taken seriously by health professionals.
Romeo’s Promotion Started in 2004, it was never the intention to do multiple events but to create something that people around my age at the time would enjoy.
Following the success of the first event, the demand grew and I was able to keep this going, creating something that people look forward to in Bradford, people continously travel from all over the UK to attend these events and I’m proud to know that I have been able for all these year have something that happens in Bradford that people can look forward to.
This year 2024, I am celebrating 20 years from since the first event,
I am extremely proud of all the success over the year but none of it would be possible of it wasn’t for the people who attended.
ROMEO DACOSTA will be one of our award recipients at OUR AFRICA4U AWARDS FOR AFRICANS IN WEST YORKSHIRE taking place at at THE CITY HALL IN BRADFORD ON SATURDAY THE 23RD OF MARCH
Reggae Month Unveils a Mesmerizing Celebration in Jamaica – Commemorating 15 Years of JaRIA
Kingston, Jamaica (January 25, 2024) – Prepare for an unparalleled musical celebration as Reggae Month arrives in Jamaica, commemorating 15 sensational years of JaRIA in the world of Reggae. This month-long extravaganza of FREE Reggae activities promises a soul-stirring journey for all reggae enthusiasts.
Event Highlights:
1. Reggae Wednesdays – One Drop of Harmony
– Date: Feb 7th
– Time: 6pm-10pm
– Venue: Harmony Beach Park, Montego Bay
– Witness the rhythm come alive at Reggae Wednesdays, as we kickstart the festivities with the One Drop of Harmony, paving the way for a month filled with beats that resonate with your soul.
2. Reggae Cyan Dunn
– Date: Feb 13
– Time: 10a-2p
– Venue: Ocho Rios Bay Beach
– Immerse yourself in the captivating vibes of Reggae Cyan Dunn, dedicated to exploring the essence and diversity of reggae sounds.
3. Reggae Month Hub
– Dates: Feb 7, 14, 21 & 28
– Time: 6p-10p
– Venue: Festival Market Place, Kingston Waterfront
– Immerse yourself in a cultural experience where the beats take center stage, celebrating the richness and diversity of Reggae music.
City Spotlights:
– Miami Sessions
– Dates: Wednesday, Feb 7, 14, 21, and 28
– Miami, get ready to groove every Wednesday as we bring the Reggae vibe to your city!
– New York Activities
– Dates: Monday, Feb 19 (at Casa 51 in NY, NY) & Wednesday, Feb 21 (at EKO in Brooklyn, NY)
– Time: 5pm
– Join us in New York for Canarsie Honors & a Reggae Wednesdays Simulcast/ Watch Party, creating memorable musical experiences.
– Reggae Open University
– Dates: Thursday, Feb 1, 6, 8 (rebroadcast), 15, 22, and 29
– Online Stream: JaRIA Youtube
– Delve into the educational side of Jamaican music with our Open University sessions every Thursday.
– Honour Awards Launch
– Date: Sunday, Feb 25th
– Join us for the grand launch as we honour those who have significantly contributed to Jamaican music’s legacy.
This month is not just a celebration; it’s an exploration into the roots, an unleashing of energy, and a collective re-imagining of the dynamic sounds of reggae.
Save the dates, spread the word, and let’s make Reggae Month in Jamaica an extraordinary celebration of JaRIA’s 15-year journey.
JaRIA would like to acknowledge the Urban Development Corporation of Jamaica for their support in making this celebration possible for the community to enjoy.
For more information about Reggae Month and other exciting events, please visit the JaRIA website at https://www.jariaentertainment.com .
TONY TOKUNBO ETEKA FERNANDEZ 