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Yasus Afaru is back in the UK for Black History Season
Yasus Afaru is one of Jamaica’s leading Dub Poets with many talents and interests. He is an “edutainer”, bringing his background as a recording reggae artiste together with his work as a dub poet. His recent UK tours involved working in schools, colleges and universities supporting understanding about Black History, while exploring ways to live and work together in our plural societies with a focus on self esteem. Yasus offers a range of options, from lecture performances, evening or daytime events for theatres and other venues and after dinner speaking, to workshops for adults and young people. All programmes are tailored to meet local needs.
Jill Scott live in Brixton
The Grammy Award winning artist brings her fusion of R&B, jazz, soul and poetry to Brixton on 18 July. Kill Scott will appear at the Carling Academy Brixton, 211 Stockwell Road, LONDON, London and South East SW9 9SL.
Jamaican comedians v Nigerian comedians
Tharmm Equest Limited presents the Prestige Unity Comedy Special on Saturday 26th July at Catford Broadway Theatre featuring:
The first Prestige Unity Comedy Challenge :- Jamaican comedians v Nigerian comedians.
Featuring the best of Jamaican comedy and Nigerian comedy.
R Kelly acquitted in child porn case
R. Kelly was acquitted of all charges on Friday 14 June after less than a day of deliberations in his child pornography trial, ending a six-year ordeal for the R&B superstar.
A visibly stunned Kelly, who was charged in 2002 in a case beset by delays, dabbed tears from his face with a handkerchief and hugged each of his four attorney’s right after the verdict was read. The Grammy award-winning singer had faced 15 years in prison if convicted.
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