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Back Babas Emmanuel or Emma as he is called was born infected with HIV. He doesn’t remember his parents as they died when he was a young boy. At the age of fifteen this terrible disease began to defeat him. Compassion a non-governmental organization stepped in to offer assistance. Paying for anti-retrovirals and his medical bills. In an effort to save his life. ©Vanessa Vick

The History of AIDS in Africa

There is now conclusive evidence that HIV originated in Africa. A 10-year study completed in 2005 found a…


Ms Kamara trained and worked as a teacher and civil servant in Sierra Leone, visiting the UK during the 1970s, but moved to London for medical reasons in 1987, settling in Hackney two years later.

African London

Africans were brought to London in the late 16th century because of Britain’s role in the slave trade….


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Black History Month

2025 LISTINGS

Whitney: Queen Of The Night
Leicester Saturday 3 May

Whitney – Queen Of The Night

Direct from the West End, The London Palladium, and the iconic Royal Albert Hall, Whitney – Queen of…

Camden Sunday 4 May

Limitless Live

The UK’s largest free live music event rooted in social impact returns to the capital in 2025. Limitless…

Camden Monday 5 May

Apply to be a Roundhouse Resident Artist

Our year-long Resident Artist programme facilitates and supports the creative and professional development of outstanding emerging musicians, theatre…

Camden Monday 5 May

Hunxho

Atlanta’s rapidly rising rap sensation Hunxho is set to make his highly anticipated UK debut on 5 May…

Joy Labinjo. Courtesy of the artist and Tiwani Contemporary. Photo © Jessica Flavin
Cambridge Tuesday 6 May

Meet the Artist: Joy Labinjo

Join us at the Fitzwilliam Museum for an intimate evening with acclaimed British-Nigerian artist Joy Labinjo, whose vivid,…