Oxford museum ‘educated about Maasai objects’
A delegation from East Africa has been in the UK to educate the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford about its collection of
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History
Old City of Jerusalem, where seeing is also believing by Tayo Fatunla
The 18th Israeli International Festival for Animation, Comics and Caricature, established in 2001, was held in Tel-Aviv, Israel, last August.
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What do you know about Africa’s ‘looted treasures’?
During colonial rule in Africa, thousands of cultural artefacts were seized from the continent by western countries. But now, France has
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Bath Spa University appoints UK’s first black woman history professor
Olivette Otele hopes her promotion ‘opens the door to more receiving the recognition they deserve’ A history academic has entered
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Focus on slavery is putting black children off history, teachers warned
Teachers must stop devoting so much time to slavery because it puts black children off History, the Royal Historical Society has
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Jeremy Corbyn vows to increase teaching of black history in schools
Jeremy Corbyn has announced proposals to increase the amount of black history taught in schools, along with the history of the
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Details of horrific first voyages in transatlantic slave trade revealed
As the world ignores the ignominious 500th anniversary of the buying and selling of slaves between Africa and the Americas,
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Business and Finance Consultant Ian Dunlap Hopes to Inspire Through His Contribution to the National Museum of African American History and Culture
HOUSTON – July 11, 2017 – Ian Jakovan Dunlap, founder of the boutique business and finance consultancy Hyper Acceleration, recently
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University of Leicester student announced as first female Muslim Mayor in Leicestershire
Politics student Samia Haq becomes Mayor of the Borough of Oadby and Wigston A student from the University of Leicester School
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African and Caribbean War Memorial
The African and Caribbean War Memorial is the first of its kind in the United Kingdom, to specifically honour Commonwealth
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Keep the Faith Issue 98 – Black History Month
Welcome! In this issue we celebrate Black History Month: Pastor Marcia Clarke acknowledges Black history in Britain before Windrush; Bishop
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