Every week, we take the week's politics apart and ask the question nobody else is asking: what does this actually mean for African heritage communities in Britain — and how can we be a part of the conversation?
On this episode, we discuss Andy Burnham’s interview on Good Morning Britain and the debate over extending the settlement route for migrants. We explore the political pressures behind Burnham’s response, disagreements…
The Renters Rights Act 2025 came into force on 1 May 2026. It is the biggest overhaul of the private rented sector in over thirty years. For Black…
What happens when those who claim to be defenders of the Christian faith use it to justify exclusion and racism? In this episode of The Black Paper…
Ndukwe Onuoha is joined by Joseph Ogundemuren — political and trade union activist, community campaigner, former Hackney councillor and Chair of…
What happens when a community loses faith in its own institutions?
Two major stories this week, both with direct implications for African heritage communities in Britain.
On 3 September 2026 the UK government announced a change to the Skilled Worker visa rules. For the first time, a worker formally recognised as a…
Hosted by Ndukwe Onuoha and Cheta Nwanze, The Black Paper looks at UK politics through the lens of African heritage communities, many of whom are recent migrants.
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