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  • 2Sep

    NNEKA: My Music Is Very Versatile

    posted by Belinda Otas

    Is it me or is she secretly a comedian when she is speaking? You have to be alert!

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    17Aug

    Ride on Sista! I will not belittle the content of this video by adding more. Selah!

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    16Aug

    Woke up this morning
    Wondering about you and your place in life
    I thought about your heart
    And felt your pain
    The one you will feel when words come at you
    At a speed so fast, hit you unawares
    And leave you reeling for you did not see them coming

    Words, the kind that comes off a boxer’s gloves and jibes at [...]

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    12Aug

    In Conversation: Lee Jasper (Part II)

    posted by Belinda Otas

    Lee Jasper is a political commentator and a leading campaigner for social justice and race equality. He was a Senior Policy Advisor on Equalities for the former Mayor of Greater London and was recently awarded the 2010 Life Time Achievement Award in recognition of his contribution in the fight for [...]

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    11Aug

    In Conversation: Lee Jasper (Part I)

    posted by Belinda Otas

    Lee Jasper is a political commentator and a leading campaigner for social justice and race equality. He was a Senior Policy Advisor on Equalities for the former Mayor of Greater London and was recently awarded the 2010 Life Time Achievement Award in recognition of his contribution in the fight for race equality in the UK [...]

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    10Aug

    Matilda MacAttram is one of the leading figures addressing the issue of mental health within the African-Caribbean community. She is the founder and director of Black Mental Health UK (BMH UK.) Launched in 2006, BMH UK campaigns to raise awareness about the inequality of mental health treatment provided to black [...]

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    6Aug

    The figures sound scary. The question is, what should be done to stop it getting higher and of course, in what ways can the government continue helping those already infected?

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    6Aug

    Watch and learn…enjoy!!

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    6Aug

    Tribal Marks: No Thanks!

    posted by Belinda Otas

    I understand tribal marks are dying out in Nigeria, I hope they do die out and never come back. All I need to do is remember when my face was being brutalised by that razor blade and I have no issues saying, so long to facial tribal marks. I mean, what’s with the shark drawn [...]

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    5Aug

    There Will Always Be Another Door

    posted by Belinda Otas

    I saw this story on CNN two days ago and it brought tears to my eyes.  It simply shows the power of a big heart and the difference one phone call makes. It would be silly of me to tell you the story of Sibahle Tshibika all over. Its all in the video, watch it [...]

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