Fatou Bensouda: The Gambian woman who hunts tyrants
As chief prosecutor of the international criminal court in the Hague, Fatou…
Skin: ‘I refused to play the game’
Night after night in her early teens, Deborah Anne Dyer – known…
Isaac Cudjoe: British-Ghanaian championing youth politics in the UK
British-Ghanaian Isaac Cudjoe leads in politics in his town, Ipswich in the…
Tanitoluwa Adewumi: The eight-year-old Nigerian who won a state chess championship in US
Tanitoluwa Adewumi, second son in the Adewumi family is a rising chess…
The Adewumi family: The day Boko Haram militants came to our home
The Adewumi family have fled from knocking terror in their home country…
Babatunde Olatunji: The Nigerian drummer who set the beat for US civil rights
Three years before Rosa Parks' bus boycott, Nigerian drummer Babatunde Olatunji protested…
Chris Day uses glass art to tell stories of black British lives throughout history
Chris Day lives in Staffordshire, in England and is a glassblower. Three…
Lee Edward Colston: ‘I share the same name as a British slave owner’
Lee Edward Colston was in his home when he heard that a…
Sam Okyere: I want to change mindsets about race in South Korea
Sam Okyere is a television personality and an actor in South Korea.…
Bonga Kuenda: Making music for Angola’s freedom
Bonga Kuenda is the living master of Semba, Angolan folk music. Bonga…