Today we remember the 72 men, women and children taken from us at Grenfell Tower 7 years ago. With time, those responsible hope we will all forget. Join us this evening at the Notting Hill Methodist Church at 6pm to show them we won’t 💚

Tigray Women Still Without Post-Rape Care or Justice @atiRyashaK: “Many of the women in #Tigray are living with all of this (SGBV), and without any post-rape care, or any justice. Currently, there is still (an) ongoing conflict related sexual violence.” 1/

Starting with this Saturday... My very first event for ALL THAT WE'VE GOT is at Hammersmith & Fulham's Writers' Festival, on an amazing panel with Kelechi, Candice Brathwaite & Tina Andrews (she/her), hosted by Mags. handfwritersfestival.co.uk/product/author…

Happy Publication Day to me, Mimi, Abi, Talitha, Deanna & Aafia. Happy Publication Day to the lost girls who haven't found a way back home...yet. Happy Publication Day to the young women who had to leave home to find themselves. Happy Publication Day to us. ❤️‍🔥

Keep Donating Guys!!!! The first shipment leaves this weekend and we have so many more coming up! 🇬🇩❤️ Carriacou & PM, we got youuu!!!!

Soooo here’s the book cover of The Wickedest which is out on the 12th September! It brought me so much joy to write this book and I hope you feel that joy as you turn each page. Preorder link in my bio. 4th Estate Books

Today marks 85 months since 72 loved ones were taken from us at Grenfell, and we have a new Government. All they need to know is shared in the speeches below from the 7 year anniversary. We urge them to watch, understand, and react. Do not fail us. youtu.be/ooT1kmKQN5s

Well, its official. I have now signed up to write a WHOLE BOOK 😲 I am equal parts excited and terrified. But I couldn't ask for a better team than my agents Sarah, Katherine, and Anna, and editors Alessandra and Leo. I guess I better get to work now!

Satellite images and doctor testimony reveal Tigray hunger crisis bbc.in/3WDUaI0

The colors and energy of Ashenda Eve fill the streets of Mekelle

I have all but stopped bringing up Sudan in polite company. They ask, how are you, and I smile and say fine, because how do you say ‘my uncle escaped a massacre last night’.

Candle vigil in Mekelle in commemoration of the 4th year of the start of #TigrayGenocide.

I remember Nov 3rd, 2020, sitting in the same spot at the same hour, thinking the power outage was just another routine blackout. But little did I know, the next morning, I awoke to the grim realization that it was the beginning of the #TigrayGenocide. Today marks 4 Years.

I can’t stomach framing the atrocities in Tigray as “past” history. Half of Tigray is still under violent occupation, enduring CRSV, forced disappearances & in living in horrific IDP camps. We shouldn’t be buying the narrative of this genocidal government! Where is the rage?! 4ys

Two years after the northern Ethiopia war ended, survivors of atrocities in Tigray - and elsewhere - feel forgotten and are asking if there will ever be accountability. My report from Axum and Mahbere Dego. theguardian.com/global-develop…

Glad to see reporting on Tigray, however, disagree with the narrative of “all sides committed war crimes” without mention of the systematic crimes against humanity (and New Lines Institute report showing evidence of genocide) committed by the Ethiopian & Eritrean governments & allies

#Tigray: Candlelight vigil held in Axum to remember and honor victims of the Axum Massacre

Thinking about those we lost to the #AxumMassacre.💔🕊️

I’ve just read the most heartbreaking news I’ve ever seen. Apparently since April 2023 half a million infants died from malnutrition in Sudan. Half a million infants!!! And people still like to downplay the severity of Sudan’s crisis. It’s indeed the biggest humanitarian crisis.