Black Panther: Lessons for the Diaspora
At this point I’m not even sure if there is a need to put any spoiler alerts in this post – we’ve all seen the epicness that is Black Panther by now (if you haven’t…
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An Interview with Okwu ID
Okwu Ndi Igbo na Ala Beke (Igbo Diaspora Media) Okwu ID is an independent platform of young Africans, telling their own stories and documenting their culture. Earlier this month I joined Okwu ID for the filming of…
View PostThe Fashionomics Series: Kuba Wraps UK
KUBA UK is a line of authentic African head wraps & accessories handmade in London, founded by Georgina Owusu-Ansah a secondary school Business and Finance teacher. Born to Ghanaian parents, Georgina has always been in touch with…
View PostThe Fashionomics Series: MIA LDN
MIA (Made in Africa) LDN is a clothing project, showcasing handmade formal wear from some of Africa’s finest tailors. The line was founded by 24-year-old trainee solicitor and Nigerian born, ‘Andre the Designer’ whose frustrations with men’s trousers led…
View PostAn Interview with The Dapaah Group
One of the aims of this blog is to promote and inspire the work of the African diaspora in the UK. For my first insight, thankfully I didn’t have to go too far and got the chance to…
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