BY GERMAINE KWESI
- Byron Messia Malie Donn and Dejour Alexander have taken the UK by storm with their first combined European tour, delivering electrifying performances that have left fans buzzing. The tour kicked off on March 28, 2025, in Reading, followed by shows in Birmingham and London, each night more thrilling than the last.
Reading: The tour's opening night in Reading set the tone for what was to come. Fans were treated to a high-energy performance that showcased both artists' unique styles and undeniable chemistry on stage. The crowd's enthusiasm was palpable, with many taking to social media to express their excitement. "Byron and Dejour absolutely killed it tonight! Best......
BY ESHERU KWEKU
Throughout the history of the British Empire, colonial authorities systematically suppressed indigenous cultures, traditions and customs in an attempt to impose British values, language, and governance. This suppression took many forms, from banning traditional practices to criminalising native languages and religious beliefs. Ironically, those in Britain today who complain about immigrants preserving elements of their heritage fail to acknowledge the deep historical reality: the British Empire itself forcefully imposed its own culture on the nations it colonised, often violently erasing local traditions.
Banning the Drum: The Silencing of Communication and Identity
One......
BY ESHERU KWEKU
Keir Starmer's Responsiveness To Adolescence Leaves Many Questioning His Motives
Would Keir Starmer and Downing Street show the same response and efforts, if the lead actor of the Netflix hit series 'Adolescence' were Black and not white?
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has made headlines with his decision to stream the Netflix hit series 'Adolescence' in secondary schools across the UK. The four-part drama, which tackles issues such as knife-crime-culture, toxic masculinity, and misogyny has been praised for its raw and powerful portrayal of contemporary challenges faced by teenagers.
Starmer, who watched the series with his teenage children, described the experience as......
BY GERMAINE KWESI
Wellesley Bolt, Father of Sprinting Legend Usian Bolt Pases age 68
The heart of Jamaica, and indeed the global sporting community, is heavy with the news of the passing of Wellesley Bolt, father of the legendary Usain Bolt. He was 68. Reports indicate that he passed away after a prolonged illness.
While Usain Bolt's name is synonymous with electrifying speed and record-breaking achievements, those who knew the family speak of Wellesley Bolt as the quiet, unwavering force behind his son's extraordinary journey. He was a pillar of strength, a source of grounding, and a testament to the profound impact a parent can have.
In the small community of Sherwood Content,......
BY ESHERU KWEKU
- How Trump's Ambitions For a 3rd Term in Office Could Lead To Another January 6th incident or worst.
President Donald Trump's recent declaration of interest in seeking a third term has sent shockwaves through the political landscape. Despite the U.S. Constitution's clear limitation of presidents to two term limit, Trump has hinted at "methods" to bypass this restriction, raising significant concerns about the future of American democracy.
The prospect of Trump securing a third term would fundamentally alter the principles of American governance. The 22nd Amendment, ratified in 1951, was designed to prevent any individual from holding excessive power and ensure a healthy......
BY GERMAINE KWESI
Remembering Dexter Bristol: Seven Years On, As Windrush Victims Still Fight for Justice
Seven years ago today, Dexter Bristol, a member of the Windrush generation, tragically passed away—his life cut short by the stress and uncertainty caused by the UK's hostile environment immigration policies. As we mark the anniversary of his death, it is crucial to reflect on his story and the ongoing struggles faced by many from the Windrush generation who continue to battle for justice.
Dexter Bristol arrived in the UK from Grenada in 1968 at the age of eight—a child of Windrush. Despite living in the UK for most of his life, he faced severe challenges in his......
BY GERMAINE KWESI
Erykah Badu's BBL Statement at Billboard Women in Music 2025
Inglewood, California – Erykah Badu, the iconic singer and songwriter, turned heads and sparked conversations at the Billboard Women in Music 2025 event with her daring fashion choice. Badu, known for her eclectic style and thought-provoking artistry, wore a tan suit that accentuated her @$$, seemingly making a bold statement on Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) culture.
The outfit, designed to draw attention, was a clear departure from conventional red-carpet attire. It featured exaggerated padding that highlighted her curves, prompting a mix of reactions from fans and fashion critics alike. Social media was......
BY GERMAINE KWESI
Actor Colin McFarlane Expose Deep Roots of Windrush Injustice, In Viral Video
London, UK – Actor and activist Colin McFarlane's compelling video series, released through his charity Justice4Windrush, continues to amplify the voices of Windrush victims and fuel growing demands for a full public inquiry into the scandal. As the seven-year anniversary approaches, McFarlane underscores the historical roots of systemic racism within government policies, adding weight to the urgent calls for accountability.
McFarlane, whose acting career has seen appearences in blockbuster films like “Batman Begins” and “The Dark Knight” – sheds light on......
Breaking News: Magnitude 7.7 Earthquake Strikes Myanmar
BY REPORTER
Mandalay, Myanmar – A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.7 struck central Myanmar on Friday afternoon, causing widespread damage, and prompting evacuations in neighbouring Thailand. The epicentre was located approximately 11 miles west-northwest of Mandalay, with a shallow depth of just 6 kilometres.
Impact and Response: The tremors were felt as far away as Bangkok, Thailand, where buildings swayed, and people evacuated in panic. In Myanmar, reports indicate significant structural damage, particularly in the city of Mandalay and surrounding areas. Emergency services are currently assessing the situation and......
BY CHIEF EDITOR
Rubio Warns Venezuela: "A Very Bad Day" If It Attacked Guyana or ExxonMobil
Georgetown, Guyana – U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio made strong statements to the local press in Guyana on March 27, 2025, addressing concerns about Venezuelan aggression towards Guyana and ExxonMobil. Rubio's remarks came during his visit to the Caribbean nation as part of his broader tour to reinforce American leadership in the region.
"It will be a very bad day for the Venezuelan regime if it attacks Guyana or ExxonMobil's assets in the Atlantic," Rubio declared. His comments underscore the United States' commitment to protecting its allies and interests in the region, particularly......
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