Abdi Mohamed (06 Nov 017) – In March this year, the Home Office Quality Assurance (QA) Panel considered a Domestic Homicide … More
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Hasha (Geela) iyo Geeddi-Socodka Dimuqraadiyadda Somaliland
BSMG (05 Nov 2017) – Marka laga sheekaynayo taariikhda Soomaalida Geeska Afrika waxa badanaa laga hadlaa marxaladihii kala duwanaa ee … More
Maraykanka oo muwaaddiniintiisa uga digay in ay Muqdisho sii joogaan ama tagaan
Qoraal ay soo saartay Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibedda Maraykanka ayaa hoosta ka xariiqay in ay jiraan xog gaar ah oo ku … More
Waxyeelada Gaasta Qososha
BSMG (03 Nov 2017) – Suurtogal maaha in aanad aroorta hore dariiqa ku arkin, weliba xaafadaha Soomaalidu u badantahay, dhululubooyin yaryar … More
Disenchanted BME voters could swing general election
In this tightly fought snap election, the Black Minority Ethnic (BME) vote could be a determinant winning factor, writes Abdi Mohamed.
Bristol Youth Raised £500 for Somaliland Drought
Bristol youth hosted a football tournament aimed to fundraise money for people living in drought-stricken areas in the eastern regions of Somaliland.
Dhalinyarada Bristol oo £500 ugu Deeqay Abaaraha Gobollada Bariga Somaliland
A. O. Boobe – Dhalinyarada reer Somaliland ee ku nool magaalada Bristol iyo Cardiff ayaa shalay ka qaybqaatay tartan kubadda … More
Bristol MPs speaking at the launch of the Somali cultural exhibition
Charlotte Leslie, MP for Bristol North West, and Thangam Debbonaire, MP for Bristol West, speaking at the launch of the … More
BME: EU – In or Out Debate
Bristol European Referendum Debate on Race Equality- you decide! The EU debate, and race equality will be one of the largest discussions on the subject in Bristol. Three racial equality organisations are teaming up to put on a European Referendum debate in Bristol on the 26th of May. Voice4Change England, Operation Black Vote and the Black South West Network are holding this crucial debate from 6:30-8:30 in the evening at M Shed in Bristol, to encourage and promote voter registration ahead of next month’s referendum.
Manage euphoric mood, help new Bristol mayor Marvin Rees deliver his plan
Marvin Rees has simply challenged the ‘stereotypical Establishment figure’, which Owen Jones described as a ‘white male who followed an effortless path … into a lucrative an influential job’. But dealing with the processes of the local governance which have created exclusive environment and structures for the stereotypical figure will be more problematic.
