Smiley Culture Honoured with Blue Plaque in London on 62nd Birthday
There are moments in a city’s life when the past and present collide in a way that feels both joyful and overdue. On a bright afternoon in Lambeth, the unveiling…
Peckham Hair Shop Rebrands as ‘Kings and Queens’ Amid Ongoing Boycott and Community Backlash
A well-known Peckham hair shop is once again making headlines—this time not for its products, but for a controversial rebrand following a viral altercation that continues to spark outrage within…
Omar Lye-Fook’s Wake-Up Call: Why Black Men Can’t Ignore Prostate Cancer
For decades, Omar Lye-Fook has been a name synonymous with smooth soul, boundary-breaking music, and timeless British artistry. Known to fans around the world simply as Omar the singer, his…
Muhammad Ali Jr Launches UK Foundation to Tackle Parkinson’s in Black Communities
Muhammad Ali Jr., son of the legendary boxing icon Muhammad Ali, is stepping up to continue his father’s legacy—not in the ring, but in the fight against Parkinson’s disease. In…
The Netherlands Returns Over 100 Looted Benin Bronzes to Nigeria in Historic Repatriation
In a landmark cultural restitution event, the Netherlands has returned 119 Benin Bronzes to Nigeria, marking one of the most significant repatriations of looted artefacts in recent history. These priceless…
Marcus Fakana Appeal and Plea for Early Release from Dubai Prison
The case of Marcus Fakana, a British teenager jailed in Dubai, has captured widespread attention in 2025. Marcus, originally from Tottenham, north London, was sentenced to one year in Al Awir Prison after…