Black British but not proud
Before leaving the Caribbean to come to the UK from the late 1940s through the early 1970s, some Caribbean people felt they were part of…
What the United States can learn from Trinidad and Tobago’s Election
Elections are a cornerstone of democracy, reflecting the will of the people and shaping the future of nations. While the United States has a long…
Kemi Badenoch and the Political Divisions and Rivalry Among Black British People
The recent leadership victory and appointment of Kemi Badenoch as Conservative Party leader has been received with some degree of excitement and expectations from significant…
Launch of the Pentecostal Community Bank in London
The Black majority churches in Britain represents one of the largest community organisations in the country with a consistently significant number of devoted members meeting…
A proud stand for justice: Supporting a war-torn nation in crisis
In a world fraught with uncertainty and conflict, it is with immense pride and unwavering resolve that I pen this article. As a writer and…
Asking civil servants to disclose their party affiliation is a threat to impartiality
Most recently, the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago has stated his disdain for the comments made by the Chairman of the Election and Boundaries…
The continuing rise of Black people into senior positions in mainstream political parties
One of the striking features of post-war Britain has been the changing demographics and physical appearance of many towns and cities as a result of…
Unwavering patriotism of the flag man of Trinidad and Tobago
My Lifelong Encounter with the Flag Man I still remember the first time I saw him, I was just a child, no more than eight…
The recurring pattern of anti-immigration protests and violence in Britain
The recent violent protests generally motivated by anger over the immigration or failed asylum systems in Britain was certainly disturbing. The sad thing, however, is…
The expectations of a possible increase in Black and Asian MPs in the UK Parliament
In April 2024, Humza Yousaf, Scotland’s first minister, and the first Muslim to lead a major political party in Britain, decided to resign from political…