The story of Ulric Cross, a West Indian lawyer who joined the Pan-African independence movements sweeping the world in the 1960s comes to cinemas across the UK

There is less than one month to go until the Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) complaints deadline, 29 August 2019

There is a short time to go until the PPI complaints deadline passes on 29 August 2019

A brand new summer-long, London-wide celebration of African culture and creativity was launched at City Hall on Friday 24th May, the day before Africa Day (25th May).

The Community Pharmacist tells us about her role and how pharmacists can help people with minor health concerns.

Shares how she is reducing her children’s sugar intake

There are a wide range of exciting and rewarding job opportunities available in the NHS across England. You can make a difference to the lives of patients every day by working for the NHS.

Black women talk openly about their cervical screening experiences

The latest Change4Life campaign is encouraging parents to “Make a swap when you next shop” to halve their children’s sugar intake from some everyday food and drinks.

Campaign encourages parents to make a swap when they next shop to halve their children’s sugar intake

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, encouraged all Londoners to get more involved in their communities, as he joined hundreds of Londoners at a citizenship ceremony

Mayor tells Sinai Fleary and Patrick Vernon OBE that Windrush scandal is a ‘stain on nation’s conscience’

Fusion Flavours special by Steve Quirk celebrating the great singer, songwriter, record producer, and instrumentalist

Fusion Flavours special by Steve Quirk celebrating the great singer, songwriter, record producer, and instrumentalist

FGM stands for Female Genital Mutilation and it is also known as ‘cutting’, ‘female circumcision’ or ‘sunna’ among other terms

The Africa Centre has been successful in securing the grant as part of London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s £70m Good Growth Fund

Nurses have the opportunity to specialise in a broad range of roles across all areas of the NHS, including: learning disabilities, mental health, and primary care to name a few. If you’re interested in a career in nursing search nursing careers.

African communities, individuals and companies are being offered the opportunity to win one of eight MoneyGram sponsorships

Africa on the Square festival brings Black History Month to an exhilarating close

Africa on the Square festival brings Black History Month to an exhilarating close.

Senior Practice Nurse, Maureen James from Gillan House Surgery in London is encouraging all at risk groups from African and Caribbean communities to speak to their GP

Created to inspire and connect black business owners and professionals working in various industries.

Blood in urine is a key symptom of bladder and kidney cancer but you’ll only notice blood in your urine if you look before you flush the toilet.

The campaign encourages everyone to ‘look before they flush’ and visit their GP without delay if they notice blood in their urine, even if it’s just once.

As the NHS launches the biggest recruitment drive in England in its 70 year history, new research has shown the special place that its staff hold in the nation’s heart.

15 young people, age 16-18 had a tour of the Colourful Radio studios, meeting some of the presenters, Clarke, Jacquie Malcolm and our Founder.

Cancer means more than having a life-changing disease.

This year’s event was the best yet!

The recent Windrush scandal highlights the on-going challenges relating to identity and belonging and made Floriane McBain think about what her grandparents endured with migrating from Grenada

The buffest night of the year

Photo-bombed by newly appointed director of The Africa Centre Kenneth Olumuyiwa Tharp CBE

Pop Up Africa returned to Spitalfields E1 on Bank Holiday Monday 28th May 2018 to host the much-loved Africa at Spitalfields event.

Those who arrived in the UK before 1973 and have stayed to build a life here will be eligible for free citizenship

Pop Up Africa returns to Spitalfields E1 on Bank Holiday Monday 28th May 2018 to host the much-loved Africa at Spitalfields.

An unashamedly joyful mix of astonishing stunts, astounding circus skills and enchanting adventure.

UGCY promises to be jam packed, melody filled and guaranteed to leave you uplifted and inspired!

Public Health England’s statistics show that over a third 38% of first time strokes happen in middle aged adults between the ages of 40 – 69.

Five Full-Length Teen and Young Adult Favourites Announced For World Book Day 2018, From John Green, Frances Hardinge, Penny Joelson, Taran Matharu and Benjamin Zephaniah

Londoners are being urged to avoid unnecessary trips to A and E by getting help from an enhanced NHS 111 service, which now offers a wider range of clinical services in the capital than ever before.

Bright Star Awards in partnership with Colourful Radio recognised and celebrated the best of UK and international Soul and Reggae music and entertainment

Oprah pays tribute to civil rights figures Recy Taylor and Rosa Parks, applauds the #MeToo campaign, calls time on Hollywood men and shared her vision with young girls of “a new day ... on the horizon".

The format will return for a 10 week run on Friday 16th February at the new time of 7pm

The London Jobs Fairs have been successfully providing 1000’s of opportunities for jobseekers and exhibitors for 6 consecutive years

The African Christmas Market, brought to you by the Africa Centre in partnership with Colourful Radio.

Manager of Chimichurris South American Grill

Royo is the lead in a BUFF Awarded film 'Calloused Hands' written by Jesse Quinones that will receive its official release on Video On Demand on 23rd Nov 2017

Having spent six years in the Army, Kofi Quartey wondered what a life in civvie street could possibly have in store for him when he left the Armed Forces in 2014

So says Sir Michael Fallon, The Secretary of State for Defence

Chief Petty Officer Evadne Gordon was both the first person from her family to be born in the UK, after her parents moved from Jamaica in the 1950s, and the first to join the Armed Forces

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