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Habiba Katsha
Habiba Katsha is a freelance journalist and is based in London.
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I Went To Fête De La Musique In Paris And It Turned Into The Black British Reunion Of Dreams
I’m originally from Congo, which is a massive part of my identity. While there is a large, growing community of Congolese people in the UK, there aren’t nearly as many Congolese people here as there are in Belgium or France. So, being in France helps me connect with my heritage in a way.
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The Red Bull Once BC World Final is more than just another dance event. It brings the most talented B-girl and B-boy dancers together, and it's now one of my favourite events.
Dankie Sounds Is Bringing Amapiano To City Splash One More Time
It’s energetic, it’s addictive, and it’s loud. The feeling of being in an Amapiano rave is indescribable. Artists and producers like Uncle Waffles, Major League, and Tyla have become household names as Amapiano continues to make its mark on the globe. In London, you can find a growing list of Amapiano parties all over the city, but there’s one party that stands out from the rest: Dankie Sounds.
DLT Has Taken Over London’s Black Party Scene And They're Taking Over Malta Again
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Carnival In Jamaica Is The Gift That Keeps Giving
Ever wondered what carnival is like in Jamaica? Keep reading.
I Went To Fête De La Musique In Paris And It Turned Into The Black British Reunion Of Dreams
I’m originally from Congo, which is a massive part of my identity. While there is a large, growing community of Congolese people in the UK, there aren’t nearly as many Congolese people here as there are in Belgium or France. So, being in France helps me connect with my heritage in a way.
I Didn’t Know Skiing Was For Us Until I Went To Soft Life Ski
Here's the scoop on the ski trip that's been the talk of the Black British community.
Ghana Isn't Just For Partying – 7 Things To Experience The Rich Ghanaian Culture Without A Nightclub In Sight
If you want to soak in more than just cocktails and sunshine, this one's for you.
DLT Has Taken Over London’s Black Party Scene And They're Taking Over Malta Again
DLT Malta returns for the second time. We sat down with the founders and spoke about the brand's beginnings, what we can expect in Malta and the pressure on Black-owned parties.
Dankie Sounds Is Bringing Amapiano To City Splash One More Time
It’s energetic, it’s addictive, and it’s loud. The feeling of being in an Amapiano rave is indescribable. Artists and producers like Uncle Waffles, Major League, and Tyla have become household names as Amapiano continues to make its mark on the globe. In London, you can find a growing list of Amapiano parties all over the city, but there’s one party that stands out from the rest: Dankie Sounds.