“Race means nothing; culture is a way of life like your attire” President of Basaira Elderly Centre in the London Borough of Lambeth, former Police Inspector in colonial East-Africa and a Social worker in post-colonial Britain, he asks “Why shouldn’t Muslims step into the twenty first century?”. Shanta Sultana […]
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¡Hola! Do you speak amor?
Despite the cultural differences between British people and Latin Americans, an emotion exists that is universal for everyone. Ramón Lafée Laura is a Colombian who has been living in London for nearly three years. A sound engineer by trade, she spent the first months doing a variety of […]
The Big Issue… a hand up for the homeless
There’s an old saying that everyone deserves a second chance, yet many people who find themselves homeless never get one. Once homeless, only a few are able to get the respect needed to land a job. Cailly Morris For this reason, The Big Issue — a weekly entertainment […]
Clean energy, or nuclear? The dilemma
The first option is the most sensible. The second, like other renewable energies that have not convinced the public, has, on occasion, shown that its advantages outweigh its dangers. Arnaldo González Arias Influenced by the nuclear disaster of Fukushima, the German government eagerly approved a legal pact that […]
Fidel Narváez: “A large section of our community lives in the shadows”
Ecuadorians voted ‘yes’ on 7 May in a referendum to reform various aspects of the country’s Constitution. The referendum sparked intense national debate and has been regarded by government and public alike as a measure of support for President Rafael Correa’s leadership. Juan Galbete Nearly 10.5 million Ecuadorians […]
















