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,…
What Nigeria could unlock if transportation were treated as an integrated economic system. I was on a night bus to Loughborough when I met a Nigerian professor from Loughborough University. He was also travelling to Loughborough, and as Nigerians often do when they meet outside the country, our conversation quickly found its way back home….
August 2024 Peter and Sola had survived the first part of the journey. They had arrived in Britain. They had found a way to keep the family together. Sola had secured her Certificate of Sponsorship, while Peter had adjusted his working life around the family’s new reality. For a moment, it seemed they had finally found the…
After the conclusion of Season One of THE TRAP, readers from different parts of the world shared their thoughts, experiences and reflections on the series. From Nigeria, the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States, the responses show how deeply conversations about migration, opportunity, sacrifice and rebuilding a life abroad resonate with people. The comments below reflect the personal views…
A joint commitment to nurturing new voices and widening access to meaningful media experience for young storytellers. A new partnership between the Richard George Foundation (RGF) and The Circle Media Plus (TCMP) will expand access to media training, community journalism and digital storytelling for young graduates and undergraduates across African and diaspora communities. RGF is a youth‑focused organisation committed…
London, United Kingdom, 1st May 2026 African stories have always travelled. What is changing now is who, or what, controls how they are seen. Grey Consortium, the creative studio led by filmmaker and media executive Dan Akinlolu, has entered a strategic partnership with TCMP, The Circle Media Platform, to expand The Fusion Project. This initiative adapts African literary short stories into…