A pilot Crohn’s trial led by doctors at Glasgow’s Royal Hospital for Children and scientists at the University of Glasgow has seen remarkable results with 60% of patients entering ... more

Jambo! Radio
11.Nov '20

Edinburgh Council appoints Sir Geoff as independent chair to lead Edinburgh Slavery and Colonialism Legacy Review Group

The Group will review features such as statues and street names in the city which commemorate those with close links to slavery more

11.Nov '20

NHSGGC becomes a Living Wage Employer

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has become an accredited Living Wage employer, positioning them as the largest NHS Board in Scotland to have done so. more

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8.Nov '20

Kamala Harris – the first elected black woman in the White House

Kamala Harris announced her candidacy for President of the United States on 21 January 2019 at Howard University. more

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27.Oct '20

Researchers launch first study into COVID bereavement among BAME people

The study is calling for participants, particularly those from black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds following the disproportionate effect COVID-19 has had on ethnic ... more

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21.Oct '20

Stewart Kyasimire nominated for two BAFTAs

Black and Scottish film director has been nominated in two categories by BAFTA Scotland. more

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6.Oct '20

"Don't charge the African diaspora for passports," says Afua Adom

The Journalist and Media Personality was speaking as a panel member in a video panel discussion for Black History Month on Jambo! Radio more

Jambo! Radio
2.Oct '20

Black History Month 2020: We Are FM 87.9 from Friday 9 October

As from Friday, 9 October, we will be on FM enabling listeners to stay tuned in car. Our mobile is now available on App Store as Jambo Radio - download now more

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28.Sep '20

Leroy Logan: My life as a black police officer

The former superintendent played a significant role in the Metropolitan police, which he served in for 30 years. more

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23.Sep '20

Nigerian, Dr Tunji Funsho the 100 most influential people of 2020

A former cardiologist and now the chair of Rotary International’s polio-eradication program in Nigeria. Funsho could have retired years ago, but in 2013, with polio still paralyzi... more

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