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.
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,…
Meghan Markle Africa, Advocacy and Women’s Empowerment By Seun Oni Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has built a public profile that extends beyond entertainment and royal life into philanthropy, women’s advocacy and community initiatives. Her relationship with Africa has developed through visits, charitable partnerships and public engagements focused on women, girls, education, health and leadership. Her engagement with…
Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu Law, Identity and the Power of Representation By Seun Oni Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu is a British-Nigerian lawyer, author, political commentator, public speaker, social justice advocate and women’s rights activist. Her work spans law, leadership, media and public affairs. She is a qualified New York attorney and a solicitor of England and Wales, and has built a public profile through her work in law, advocacy, publishing and…
CAN ANDY BURNHAM BREAK BRITAIN’S CYCLE OF POLITICAL FATIGUE? Britain’s prime ministers enter Downing Street with hope, but too often leave carrying the weight of expectations they cannot satisfy. Andy Burnham now faces the biggest test of all: whether a different style of leadership can succeed in the same unforgiving political environment. By Oliver Grant The Black…
When Political Change Meets Human Behaviour Every society that wins political freedom carries the expectation that life will improve. Political transitions are often accompanied by hopes for greater fairness, dignity, opportunity, and economic inclusion. Yet history shows that political liberation does not automatically produce social and economic transformation. South Africa remains one of the most prominent examples. The…