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With compliments of www.africa-news.eu OCTOBER 2008 I MONTHLY NEWSPAPER FOR AFRICAN COMMUNITIES IN UK AND EUROPE I PRICE €free 1,00 £ 1,00press Phone: +390687410531 IFax: +390687410528 IEmail: [email protected] IMY OWN MEDIA: Tel +44(0)20 75593555 IEmail: [email protected] UK unveils ID cards for foreigners IMMIGRATION NEWS Trade Union leaders Cards to be issued from back the campaign to let asylum seekers November, will cost £30 P. 3 work P. 6 EU ministers approve key immigration pact Spice Girl Pact to create "Blue Card" to attract highly skilled workers © LaPresse Mel B to-host 13th ALDE spokesperson on migration Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert says MOBO EU immigration pact must not be one-sided P. 4 Awards in THE GUIDE London How to appeal a visa refusal decision P. I What happens to me if my employer goes into liquidation? P. II COMMUNITY The 13th annual MOBO Awards takes place at Wembley Arena in London on Wednesday Big African stars gather for a 15th October. Spice Girl Mel B will co-host the awards for the first time since 1999 along- fundraising birthday party in side Rev Run, founding member of iconic hip hop outfit Run DMC. P. 7 London P. 10 BECOME AN ISI WESTERN UNION SUB AGENT CALL TODAY 0207 440 2960 AFRICAN EVENTS IN UK 22 October 2008 Nigerian artist Nnenna Okore’s new Works in her debut London solo show Exhibition takes place at the October Gallery from 16th October to 6th December 2008 Emerging, young artist Nnenna Okore A former student of El Anatsui, whose the Big 4 Project. will be exhibiting new works in her debut magnificent bottle-top cloths were the In September 2008, London solo show. highlight of the 52nd Venice Biennale, her works were fea- Nnenna also transforms tured in the inaugu- discarded materials into cultu- ral exhibition ral objects, forms, and spaces. Second Lives: "My works highlight Remixing the wastefulness through beauti- Ordinary at the ful and graceful forms we can Museum of Arts readily relate to," says and Design in New Nnenna. Her work often York. employs ordinary media like Exhibition: magazine and newspaper, Nnenna Okore: which are disposed of in her New Works current home the United Exhibition States, but are considered usa- Dates: 16 October ble commodities in her native - 6 December 2008 Nigeria. Opening By reimagining everyday hours: Tuesday - waste, as well as natural mate- Saturday 12.30 - rials, Nnenna's works consi- Nnenna Okore at work 5.30pm stently challenge environmen- Nnenna one of her generation's most exciting Tel: 020 7242 tal neglect, consumerism and and innovative artists working within the 7367 globalisation. This revitalisa- genre of urban recyclia. Nearest tubes: Holborn/Russell Square Nnenna Okore's "Shield me". Newspaper, acry- tion, rehabilitation, and tran- Nnenna's work was recently exhibited at Buses:19, 25, 38, 55, 168 & 18 lic color, starch, yarn and rope sformation of materials, makes Channel 4's headquarters in connection with How soon should we teach black history? Celebration of Life presented Freshlyground, Tumi and The Volume by the Metropolitan Black A groove laden night featu- and the Volume have broken out A debate about the best and parents, this debate will look at Police Association ring two of South Africa's hot- of South Africa's hip hop scene, approach to tackling the subject the issues and give voice to the test bands. mixing Tumi Mokelane's con- of black history in primary scho- latest thinking on when it's appro- An evening featuring the best in Freshlyground are the great scious lyrics and a powerful ols. priate to single out 'difference', and soca, soul, hip-hop, gospel and R'n'B. party band of young South blend of funk and afro-jazz that's BBC London will be staging how to tackle it. The performance features Queen of Africa, featuring the amazing seen them playing with Talib this important Black History Month The debate will be chaired by Soca Alison Hinds, British soul supremo voice of Zohani Mahola, a Kweli, K'Naan and The Roots. Debate, which is open to the public Dotun Adebayo and while it is open Roachford, Nicholas Brancker, singer Mozambican guitarist, and a Already stars in France, this is and will be broadcast live on BBC to the public and free of charge, Tawiah and singer, multi-instrumentalist group that cuts across the divides their first UK show - watch out London 94.9fm. The way Black numbers are limited so admissions and DJ Bishi and more, hosted by actor of race and background in toda- for their new album. History Month is celebrated across will be made on a strictly first come and comedian Curtis Walker. The Pearl y's South Africa - as Robin the capital's primary schools is pat- first served basis. The advice is to Of Africa Choir perform uplifting and Denselow said in The Guardian Monday 27 October chy. Some schools use the month as get there early! heart-stirring gospel, and all the acts are "Freshlyground represent every- Barbican, 7.30pm a reason to concentrate on esteem backed by the Lifeforce Band. A section thing that the new South Africa Tickets: £20, £15, £10 + bkg and celebrate role models. Others Sunday 12th October of the night's proceedings will be dedica- hoped to achieve". They'll be www.barbican.org.uk / 020 take a more traditional historial Time: 7.30pm to 10pm ted to marking the 40th anniversary of featuring material from their new 7638 8891 approach. Some primary schools Venue: Rich Mix, 35-47 the death of Dr Martin Luther King. The Wrasse album Ma'Cheri. Tumi still ignore BHM altogether. Using Bethnal Green Road, London E1 concert is signed in British Sign recent research on diversity in pri- 6LA Language by Hetty May Bailey. This maries and drawing on the wealth Travel: Buses 8 and 388, tube concert is part of the Metropolitan Black Afrika Eye 2008 of experience of teachers, pupils Liverpool Street. Police Association's Revival Anti- Afrika Eye 2008, takes from Senegal, who performs live Violence campaign, Revival, focusing on place from Friday 31st for our opening party and the Some of the greatest African artists at Barbican the need to cherish and respect all life. October to Saturday 8th premiere of Youssou N'dour's A once in a lifetime opportunity to be announced. Hurry, book quic- November at The Watershed, great documentary RETURN TO Friday 17 October 2008, Arnolfini & Circomedia. GOREE , and shake yer bootie to to see some of the greatest African kly for what promises to be a thril- Time: 7.30pm artists perform individual and colla- ling concert experience! 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The Government plans cent of foreign nationals in to start issuing ID cards to foreign nation- Britain covered by the als from November 2008. scheme by 2014/15. The new credit-card sized document will The UK Border Agency show the holder's photograph, name, date of plans to start issuing the birth, nationality and immigration status. A cards to categories of immi- secure electronic chip will also hold their bio- grants believed to want to metric details, including fingerprints, and a abuse the country's immi- © LaPresse digital facial image. gration system, including Home Secretary Jacqui Smith said the students and people seeking unveiling of the ID cards showed their "com- leave to remain on the basis mitment to introduce the National Identity of marriage. Scheme in order that we can enjoy its benefits The introduction of the as quickly as possible." She said the "ID first card supports the cards will help protect against identity fraud, Government's tough new illegal working, reduce the use of multiple Australian-style Points identities in organised crime and terrorism, Based System for managed crack down on those trying to abuse positions migration. To earn and of trust and make it easier for people to prove retain their licence as a they are who they say they are. sponsor businesses and "ID cards for foreign nationals will education providers must replace old-fashioned paper documents, keep records of the make it easier for employers and sponsors to migrants they have spon- check entitlement to work and study, and for sored including, in time, a the UK Border Agency to verify someone's copy of a migrant's identity identity.
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