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Real-life, Culture and Investigations:
Attacked Nando's worker 'let down' by Met officers (BBC London Online)
Tower Hamlets: 'Shock' closure of launderette prompts petition (BBC London Online)
Chelsea: Veterans fear homelessness over housing plans (BBC London Online)
Ride London: Ethiopian pro cyclist to compete while living in asylum hotel (BBC London Online)
Shepherd's Bush: Market protesters disrupt council meeting (BBC London Online)
Dog bite victim left 'anxious and fearful' (BBC London Online)
Islington primary school investigates claim staff member punched boy (BBC London Online)
Che Guevara's daughter: A Cuban doctor in Angola (BBC Africa live-pages)
Rediscovering the African roots of Brazil's martial arts Capoeira (BBC Africa front-page feature)
Nearly five decades of Independence, but will Angola ever be free? (Black Ballad)
How Angola's queer community is celebrating their liberation during lockdown (Black Ballad)
Covid-19, civil war and western privileges (Black Ballad)
What stops black people from donating their organs? (Black Ballad)
The black women making space for themselves and their bikes on the road (Black Ballad): Winner of the Active Travel Media Award 2020
A Man's World: 91% of Top COVID contract winners are run by men (Byline Times)
When will they see us? How the UK wrongfully imprisoned the M25 Three (gal-dem)
Feast your eyes on Aleema Gray: a history curator championing Blackness through food (gal-dem)
Trailblazing trans woman becomes first in Uganda to get ID card in correct gender (PinkNews)
'No shoes on my carpet' is an ode to the black living room experience (The Spaces)
Colorado's colour queen: In the studio with artist Romelle (The Spaces)
'Garcon Paper' founder Freja Settergren takes us inside her lockdown sanctuaries (The Spaces)
The long shadow of knife crime (Waltham Forest Echo): CIJ-funded Investigative Project
Hole in tenant's roof unfixed for 20 months (Waltham Forest Echo)
Waltham Forest Echo: Issue 66, September 2020
My Column for ScreenShot Media (opinion-based pieces based on cultural/community affairs:
* The dark side of AI-generated music: How TikTok's obsession with fake Drake songs could harm the industry
* An inside look into the oppressive Uganda 2023 Anti-Homosexuality Bill and its devastating impact
*Unpacking an important criticism of Jada Pinkett Smith's African Queens: Njinga Netflix docuseries
*New augmented reality technology might be the key to recovering and safekeeping ancient artefacts
*How street artist Júlio Fessô is redefining murals as Brazil's new form of political activism
*'Nobody knew or cared': The importance of recognising everyone's Independence Day
*'My hope has not yet died': Inside the Angolan LGBTQ+ youth fighting for change and equal rights
*Transport fares are draining England's pockets. Why does the government refuse to act?
*How black people found solace in cycling during the Black Lives Matter protests
*How editors should justly deal with black writers in the wake of the BLM movement
I covered the bi-weekly column spotlighting emerging and established talents for The Spaces (2020 - 2021)
Wonderland: Spring 2020
Copy Work:
Outdoor UK art exhibitions worth entertaining this fall (The Spaces)
12 immersive art spaces that champion Black creativity (The Spaces)
12 female fibre artists transforming space through textiles (The Spaces)
9 immersive UK art exhibitions to visit post-lockdown (The Spaces)
Comobå café is home to Lisbon’s growing coffee culture (The Spaces)
Lisbon’s Flat Café gives locals a taste of Scandinavian cuisine (The Spaces)
Rollacoaster: Spring 2020
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