TCMP — Independent journalism and creative storytelling that elevates African voices in the UK, Nigeria, and global diaspora.
TCMP — Independent journalism and creative storytelling that elevates African voices in the UK, Nigeria, and global diaspora.
The Spirituals By Seun Oni Keeping Black History Alive Through Song The Spirituals are a London-based gospel choir formed in October 2020 by music artist and creative director Junior Garr, alongside arranger and conductor Marsha B Morrison. The group emerged as a creative response to the racial injustice brought into global focus by the murder…
Adriana Barbosa Turning Black Culture into Economic Power By Seun Oni Adriana Barbosa is a Brazilian entrepreneur and cultural leader known for connecting Black culture with entrepreneurship and economic opportunity. She founded Feira Preta, a platform celebrating Afro-Brazilian culture and enterprise, and leads PretaHub, an organisation that supports Black entrepreneurs and creative innovation. In 2002,…
Mo Abudu Taking African Cinema to London Seun Oni Nigerian media entrepreneur Mo Abudu has taken a significant step in her mission to bring African stories to global audiences by opening EbonyLife Place London, a cultural destination dedicated to African and Black cinema, art, fashion, and food. The venue officially opened on 8 October 2026,…
By Seun Oni Sade Adu Few artists have maintained cultural relevance with the consistency and restraint of Sade Adu. Born in Ibadan, Nigeria, and raised in England, the singer, songwriter, and frontwoman of the band Sade helped redefine contemporary music through a sound that blended soul, jazz, pop, and quiet storm into something distinctly her own. The release of Diamond Life in 1984 introduced…