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Five found dead in burnt-out car
The
deaths of four children and their father in a car fire are being
treated as a possible case of murder and suicide by police. Quote
of the Week "And
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What a fantastic few days we've had (especially Sunday) - now that's what I call summer sun, real barbecue weather! - let's hope mother nature keeps it up until the end of the summer season. Right. Moving on to this weeks issue of the webs number one online weekly.... what have we got in store for you then? As usual, the Competition Zone hosts a selection of giveaways, including our two star competitions where you can win A WEEK IN THE ALGARVE, PORTUGAL with Mbrace fitness, or try your hand at scooping FREE entry to the BFA for you (and up to 3 others), to which you will also travel in style by chauffeur and receive a free bottle of champagne to accompany your three course meal at this star studded event courtesy of Tharmm Equest Sports Group - remember... only telephone votes are applicable to this particular competition, so nominate your favourite black football stars by dialing 0906 755 2002 NOW! 'Achievements of a Black Child', our new feature kicks off this week, where one proud father, (aka Bajanboy) tells us about his two beautiful daughters and their achievements. So come on all you parents out there, send in your contributions (with pics please) to this section so we can BIG THEM UP! Email us with the details to cazandjunior@blacknet.co.uk Oh well, no 'long-talk' from me this week, as there's so much for you to unearth as you dive into this week's issue. All the usual features are packed with information, entertainment, news, reviews and much, much more. Over to Ju and I'll see ya on the other side >>> Caz Work plan for ethnic minorities Grass-roots organisations in the West Midlands are to be employed by the Government to help get people from ethnic minority communities into work and training. The Department for Trade and Industry is negotiating with 14 local groups to set up advice centres for black and Asian people. The overall UK employment rate is 74.6 per cent while the employment rate for visible ethnic minorities is 58.1 per cent. Ministers hope that local community and arts groups will succeed where the official employment service, JobCentre Plus, has failed. Birmingham, the Black Country, Solihull and Wolverhampton are to be targeted by the initiative. |
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Contents:
Editors' Chat Bonjour, how you doing? I hope you're still striving for inner peace, inner strength and finding that balance within your life so you can feel contented because that is what life is all about. You may not have what you want at this moment in time, but does that mean you should not enjoy life? So if you woke up feeling down, stop feeling sorry for yourself, shake off that feeling and keep on moving, stop wasting valuable quality time with your soul, stop beating yourself and get out there and enjoy life! One thing we tend to do when we are growing up is look at life as filled with problems when we should be looking at life as a challenge. When born naturally our aim was to walk and talk amongst other things, these were seen as a challenge and not a problem. A baby does not get upset because he came into the world and could not crawl, walk, talk, run or jump but in a few months and in its early developing years a baby has accomplished its goals. The same should be applied continuously throughout life, only thing is we get all emotional and wrapped up in the chaos that surrounds us and for some reason it has a devastating impact on our life. So avoid chaos in your life by taking control of it, know what you want and accept the challenge, minimise confusion around you and do not be afraid to adapt. As we are running late with this week's Newsletter, for which we do apologise, we are keeping the Editor's Chat short, but you know the deal, we'll be back next week, so hold tight until then and continue to spread the word and share. Before we go... Holiday period is amongst us and what would be nice is if you are going on holiday whether aboard or not remember to share your experiences with us!!! Ju & Caz signing out till next week Continue
the good worx and maximum respect 100 percent!
Beloved
daughter of Sandra and Lloyd  CONTINUE
TO SUPPORT THE SANJAE LEWIS TRUST. Although the original
appeal campaign was for Sanjae, the Trust will continue in the same
vein, to provide funds for medical research, treatment, support and
relief of suffering to children with fibrosing
alveolitis. Keep those donations coming - there are other little
Sanjae's out there who need our help - don't let the same thing happen
again - play your part in creating an institution to which those in
need can turn.
Donations can still be made direct at any Barclays Bank, quoting the details below: Acc.
Name: Sanjae In Need ~ Sort Code: 20-46-60 ~ Acc. No: 40310913 Correspondence,
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Sanjae Lewis Trust LET'S
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Events to look out for
Playing the best in reggae, soul & soca from 9 till 4am Admission by ticket only @ £7.50 You can obtain tickets by calling 07930 636 847 Smart Dress Essential CAREERS FAIR FOR MINORITY ETHNIC GRADUATES
Organised by Linbert Spencer Consultancy in collaboration with The Cabinet Office, Creating the Future 2002 aims to provide minority ethnic students with a constructive and realistic view of working in the Civil Service. One of its main aims is to help departments to sell themselves more effectively so that they can increase the proportion of minority ethnic employees in the civil service. Exhibitors include; The Cabinet Office, GCHQ, the Health and Safety Executive, and the Inland Revenue. The Fair is FREE so PRE-REGISTER ONLINE NOW! NUBIAN TRAVEL PRESENTS THE 5 STAR SPECTACULAR HIDDEN TRUTH PACKAGE IN EGYPT- Back again 2002!!! ~ ~ ~ ONLY 2 SPACES LEFT!!! ~ ~ ~ 22 July - 1 August 2002
Go on treat yourself a trip of a life time awaits you, all I can say is, give Nubian Travel a call on 0208 797 9660, have a chat with them and see if I'm joking - Junior
The voting for the Black Footballers' Awards is now up and ready. To vote for your favourite footballer, log onto www.blacknet.co.uk/bfaawards or call 0906 755 2002 to register your vote and win the 'red carpet treatment' for the night (check out the competition zone for full details) Brought to you by Tharmm Equest (Sports Group), the three main sponsors are Blacknet UK, Voice Newspaper and Choice FM, from whom further details on how to purchase tickets and the itinerary of the event will be forthcoming. These awards are to honour Black Footballers of the past, present and future. Voting is strictly by the community - YOU the community, PICK the winners. Registering your vote by telephone could win the opportunity to attend the function in fine style. WATCH
THIS SPACE FOR FURTHER UPDATES AND INFORMATION
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plan for ethnic minorities The Department for Trade and Industry is negotiating with 14 local groups to set up advice centres for black and Asian people. The overall UK employment rate is 74.6 per cent while the employment rate for visible ethnic minorities is 58.1 per cent. Ministers hope that local community and arts groups will succeed where the official employment service, JobCentre Plus, has failed. Birmingham, the Black Country, Solihull and Wolverhampton are to be targeted by the initiative. Minister for Work Nick Brown said: ''There's an unacceptable difference between the overall employment rate and that of people from ethnic minorities, which is clear evidence of wasted talent. "This new outreach service will explore different ways jobless people can be brought into work or training and forms part of a concerted effort to narrow that 17 per cent gap." The contractors include small, locally-based grass roots organisations which have an established or potential rapport with specific groups of disadvantaged ethnic minority people in the East Midlands, Greater London, Greater Manchester, the West Midlands and West Yorkshire. The projects will work by attracting people to mainstream services such as the New Deal by improving links between communities and employers or by providing specialist training where necessary. Mr Brown added: "We know that work is the best route out of poverty and that many of the country's ethnic minority communities are based in its poorest areas. "These providers are well-placed to identify the key obstacles preventing their clients from taking up work, and then to build rapport and win their trust in a way which gets results." Five found dead in burnt-out car
The silver Nissan Primera was severely damaged by the blaze and contained the bodies of a black man and four black children. A post mortem found that the five died from severe burns and inhalation of fumes from the fire. 'Shock' The man is understood to have been estranged from his wife and children - two girls and two boys. None of them have been named by police. Friends of the dead man said they were devastated by the tragedy. Laying flowers at the scene Grace Omia, 31, said: "He loved his family so much... We are all in shock." Her sister, Cissy Owschi, said: "It's a tragedy, I don't know what has happened." 'Intense fire' Detective Superintendent Jim Osbourne, who is leading the investigation, said: "Murder and suicide are a potential line of inquiry. "The early indications are that the man found is native to this part of London. His estranged partner has been informed of the death." Mr Osbourne said the man's marriage and custody arrangements for the children would be part of the investigation. He added: "There has been an intense fire, the vehicle and the bodies are badly burnt but it is too early to say the cause of the fire." Police are looking for witnesses, but said the only people likely to be in the isolated spot so late at night would be courting couples, delivery drivers or night workers. CCTV images Forensics experts and a Home Office pathologist spent the day examining the car and surrounding area. Officers are also looking at CCTV images. The bodies were removed late on Sunday afternoon and the car was taken away shortly afterwards. The Serious Crime Group in Barking are heading the investigation and police are appealing for anyone who saw a silver Nissan in the area to contact them. Detectives have set up an incident room. Anyone with information is asked to call 0208 345 3985. World Bank targets Africa's conflict zones The head of
the World Bank, James Wolfensohn, is touring Africa in order to
build relationships with countries emerging from conflict. Mr Wolfensohn's trip to Rwanda comes as the country begins the transition from emergency reconstruction to long-term development, eight years after its horrific genocide. From there, he will go on to Tanzania, and meet finance ministers from nine African countries emerging from conflict. Debt relief hopes Mr Wolfensohn has already held up the democratic republic of Congo as an example of a country that has implemented sound economic policies despite civil war. "What the government has done here is extraordinary, they have created a base with a stable currency and budget," he said. As a result, Mr Wolfensohn has recommended that the World Bank wipe out 80% of Congo's $12bn debt mountain early next year. "We want to establish a clean slate for the country," he said. Civil-war broke out in Congo four years ago, and the United Nations is still struggling to broker a peace agreement. Powerful images of murdered kids DRAMATIC artwork depicting the death of Damilola Taylor has been turning heads at a south London gallery - just a few streets from where he died. The 10-year-old schoolboy bled to death on the North Peckham estate on November 27, 2000. Two teenage boys were cleared of murder, manslaughter and assault with intent to rob after a trial earlier this year. Powerful images showing the aftermath of his death have gone up at the Camberwell College of Arts on Peckham Road. The printwork - entitled 'Future in Shadow' - is part of an exhibition by MA graduate students. Artist Lara Ige- Jacks said she wanted to use her work to ask why there were so many cases of child murder in this country, including Damilola, Sarah Payne and Victoria Climbie. The award-winning 39-year old artist said: "The issue of child violence in Britain is overwhelming and oppressively sad. My work on this series was very painful and sad." And she added that her work tackled a subject which south Londoners should not shy away from. "Yes, it is very dramatic but it is a reality. Something has to be done to get people thinking about this. "It is
an issue that really needs to be addressed. "It is a very sensitive
issue, but if you don't think about these things, you cannot prevent
them from happening again. You have to think about the past if you
want to find a solution." Armed police patrol city after shooting Armed police were patrolling Wolverhampton city centre last night following a shoot-out between rival drugs gangs which left three men injured. Two of the injured, described as black, were among a group of ten who came out of the Decadence club in Broad Street early yesterday (July 13) and became involved in an argument with two other men who were across the street. The gunmen crossed the road and targeted the pair. One suffered wounds to his lower body and the other was wounded in the shoulder. Detectives said the two victims were known to the police. The third injured, described as Asian, suffered ricochet injuries to his hand. Police said there was a possibility he could have been a bystander and not connected to the group. The gunmen ran off and the victims made their own way by taxi to the New Cross Hospital. Police sealed off the street until midday yesterday and ammunition from a semi-automatic handgun and a revolver were recovered. The victims underwent surgery for their injuries which are not thought to be life-threatening and were under police guard at the hospital last night. Chief Supt John Colston said it was not a random shooting and special measures were being taken to avoid a repeat. "This is a serious incident which we are treating as attempted murder," he said. "Our early inquiries suggest that two men were targets and a third, who was Asian, was hit by a ricochet. We don't know at this point whether the third man was a member of the gangs." He said it was believed the shooting was drugs-related and two of the victims were known to the police. "In a one-off operation, 50 police officers with some armed will be patrolling the city centre to provide a visible deterrent against a repeat of anything like this happening. "They will be using stop and search powers with the aim of making people feel safe in Wolverhampton." Meanwhile in Birmingham, Dawn Marshall, aged 38, and two other Handsworth mothers have formed Parents United to help tackle the problem of gang-related gun crime. "This shooting is another of the type we hear about every day," he said. "As the years go by it is getting worse and worse and this is the time to try and do something about it. "Lots of parents are in denial about their sons being in gangs and they think they are doing the best thing by not saying anything about it. "But it is not just the kids in gangs that are dying and getting hurt it is innocent people, too. "It is a delicate situation but parents need to talk about it and hope they will attend the meeting." The first meeting will take place at Handsworth Community Fire Station at 6pm on Wednesday. Cannabis message 'is wrong' A Midland headteacher has said that downgrading cannabis sent out the wrong message about drugs to schoolchildren. Elspeth Insch, head teacher of King Edwards VI Handsworth School for Girls, said the Government's move to reclassify the drug would have no effect on the strong anti-drugs message sent out by schools. She said the Government had "effectively condoned spending money on something that is harmful". Miss Insch said: "We have a strict policy, one of zero tolerance of either being under the influence of drugs or having them on site or trading or taking drugs," she said. "I understand that in certain countries such as Holland it works very well, but not here because it teaches young people to look on drugs as a way to have fun. "My feeling is that cannabis can lead people to other narcotics and it takes you into circles where drug dependency is part of the culture." Miss Insch said the lure of drugs was not just an issue for inner city schools. "People assume that drug abuse is linked with the inner city but it's often kids in leafy suburbs with money to spend," she said. Sir Robert Dowling, headteacher at the George Dixon International School, said the downgrading of cannabis would make no difference to the message children got about drugs from school, parents and the local community. "I think there's a danger in being hysterical about this," he said. "To some extent I have sympathy if one of my youngsters were caught with a piece of cannabis I'd hate to see them get a criminal record. "The message we give is not going to change in that drugs are not a good thing to do and the notion that you can control it is not backed up by evidence." African
patients push British HIV figures to new record Last year 4,163 people were found to be HIV positive, of whom 1,338 were homosexuals and more than 1,500 heterosexuals from Africa. Fewer than 200 cases were attributed to heterosexual sex in Britain. Barry Evans, HIV consultant at the Public Health Laboratory Services’s centre for communicable disease surveillance, said: “The figures show that there were more newly diagnosed cases of HIV among African immigrants than gay men for the first time." The number of African immigrants diagnosed with HIV has trebled in the past five years from around 500 to 1,533 last year. The total number of new cases was the highest since testing began in 1985. Of the 22,000 people known to be living with HIV in Britain, more than 5,000 are from Africa, including refugees, students, nurses and others with work permits, and people visiting relatives. The Human Rights Act gives overseas visitors who are found to be HIV positive the right to stay and be treated for the rest of their lives if treatment is not available in their home country. Callum O’Mahony, chairman of the Association of Genito-Urinary Medicine, said that the trend could spark a new outbreak among British heterosexuals. “There’s a huge potential to spread that wasn’t there before, because the number of gays is just not that high: there are far more heterosexuals."In 2001 there were 2,225 new cases among heterosexuals in Britain. Dr Evans said that of those 80 per cent were infected in Africa, 10 per cent elsewhere in the world, and 10 per cent in Britain. Kings College Hospital in South London reports that about 60 per cent of its HIV cases are African immigrants and Caroline Bradbeer, of St Thomas’s Hospital in London, said: "We’re now seeing more diagnoses among heterosexuals than gay men, and most of the heterosexuals are from Africa.” Many HIV specialists say that they are unclear about who they are meant to be treating, and under what circumstances. Some patients visiting relatives attend clinics, where they are not legally entitled to treatment without first applying to remain in the UK on compassionate grounds. Doctors have been appealing to the Department of Health for guidance, but say they have been told not to raise the issue because it is too sensitive. Some countries, such as the USA, Canada and Australia are insisting on HIV tests before being granted permission to immigrate.
Congrats to all our latest winners: Sandra Marshall who won a pair of tickets to D&D Double Birthday Dinner, Show & Dance (Fri. 12/07/02), courtesy of TAQUA, and to recent Corn Silk Beauty Product winners,
Calling all the ladies - where my ladies at? - have I got some goodies for you! "Use Corn Silk powder to matt down your face after you've been sweating to high heaven! make-up doesn't move once you put on Corn Silk Translucent Powder." (Beverley Knight, More!, 28 Nov '01). Countless women swear by this product (and I'm one of them I'm afraid, after having been sent a sample through the post - it's never left my handbag since! ), including diva soul queen Beverley Knight, who always has Corn Silk lurking in her make up bag somewhere. For a perfect, shine-free complexion that will last all day try Corn Silk Face Powder. Made from a unique natural walnut formula, Corn Silk has been proven to be more effective at absorbing excess facial oil and perspiration than traditional talc-based formulas.
I will be giving away one set each day (starting from Wed 3 Jul) until they run out, so If you would like to scoop up one of these items, Simply send your name and contact telephone number(s) (day and evening) to: Caroline@blacknet.co.uk There are no questions to answer, or puzzles to solve - so hurry, FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED!!!
Please remember if you are a winner we request you send us a personal review of the item(s)
I know you can't believe it, but yes - IT'S TRUE!!! Courtesy of Mbrace fitness, the number one UK fitness organisation, I am giving one extremely lucky reader - YOU - the chance to win a week in the sun with Mbrace.
In association with Dial-A-Flight and Lotus International join Mbrace for the ultimate in Fitness Holidays. There will be... click here for full info
Ok, so what do you have to do to win this star competition..... hmmmmmmmm... what wicked task can I set you............ let's see now........ (Ju says... stop tease the people dem, jus' give whey da ting man!) Okay, okay, just kidding wid y'all, all you need to do is answer the following questions:
Send your answer, together with your name, day and evening contact telephone number(s) AND A PICTURE to: Caroline@blacknet.co.uk Simply
too good to miss? 130 people who've booked so far think so! For
further information on Mbrace's fitness holidays/events,
Please remember if you are a winner we request you send us a personal review of the event
The voting for the Black Footballers' Awards is now up and running. To vote for your favourite footballer, log onto www.blacknet.co.uk/bfaawards or vote by phone - 0906 755 2002 - to register your vote and be in with a chance of winning 'red carpet treatment' for the night. Simply call 0906 755 2002 to make your nominations and leave your details. The lucky winner (along with up to 3 guests) will win: 1. Chauffeured
travel to the event/home (up to 4 people); Does that sound good, or does that sound good!? (Ju says: I tink I better call that number myself man!) These awards are to honour Black Footballers of the past, present and future. Voting is strictly by the community. YOU the community, PICK the winners. Telephone votes only will also give you the opportunity to attend the function - SO COME ON, GET DIALING, CALL 0906 755 2002 NOW!
Please remember if you are a winner we request you send us a personal review of the event. Good Luck to all who enter the competitions!!! - Caz & Ju Kickback
Where are you now? Looking For: Sandra Joseph I am looking for my sister, Sandra Joseph, whom I have not seen for almost 14 years! She is 39 years old (July born), about 5'5" tall, medium complexion, used to be fairly slim - dress size about 12. Last known living in the Essex area of London, i.e. Ilford/Romford/Barking. If anyone knows of, or has seen, her please, please, please get in contact, or ask her to contact me. If you know of Sandra Joseph whereabouts click here to email Carol
Advertise in the Blacknet Information Community Newsletter Blacknet Information Service has been around for many years and its subscriber list continues to grow at a fantastic rate. www.blacknet.co.uk (The Black Network) which comprises of three additional sites (www.blacksearch.co.uk - www.blackchat.co.uk - www.blackprofessional.co.uk) is all about spreading information, encouraging interaction and promoting the Black community. To put it simply... if you want your business (whether it be an event or company, big or small) to gain excellent exposure then talk to us first. For a full information pack call 0870 746 5000, or email advertise@blacknet.co.uk. If you have any suggestions for additions or improvements to the Newsletter, please remember... just drop us a line or give us a call with them, whether it be Feedback, Reviews, Kickback, Speak Out!, Features, Community News, Charity Focus, Opportunity Knocks - just about anything! Until next week,
take good care of yourself. On
behalf of Blacknet UK - Thank you. |
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ERYKA
BADU (Thu 4 July @ The Brixton Academy, London)
Ms
Badu thoroughly entertained the heaving audience. She made
us laugh and totally mesmerised us with her powerful God given
voice. I would love to know where it comes from because she's
so tiny. When she sang 'Green Eyes' she actually stood away
from the microphone and you could still hear her. Amazing!
My
oldest Daughter is called Camisha Tamara BRIDGEMAN. She is
17 years old and has currently completed her first year of
A levels. Over the years she has achieved so much. She is
currently learning to drive and is working, every Saturday,
for the John Lewis Partnership (as an Audio & TV sales
assistant in one of their branches) and aims to study at University
where she hopes it'll enable her to spend a year in America
in a paid employment placement. She achieved over-the-odds
at GCSE level, she got 1A*, 5 A's and 4 B's (whereas her teachers
only predicted her 3 A's 3 B's and 4 C's - some even wanted
her to sit the Foundation paper but she was adamant that she
could 'make-the-grade").
contributions
to her Primary School. She began training to play netball
in year 3 working her way up to what she would later accomplish.
In 6 years of playing netball she has won 2 sports player
of the year awards, 2 gold and 2 silver medals and an outstanding
contribution to sports award. Amongst them are 2 basketball
trophies and 1 football. Along with a passion for sport Tanita
is dedicated to organising her future so when it does arrive
it is not such a surprise. At the age of 11 she decided her
destiny in life was to become a lawyer and began researching
information on the different courses and grades she would
need to achieve to make her dreams come true.
The
Troy Bar - Saturday 27 July 2002
Are
you spontaneous and have a bit of loose change well next week
could see you in wonderful EGYPT. We are talking
about 10 nights - 5 star exclusive group
package. The whole nine yards!!! The complete trip is
worth around £1850 but with almost a grand knocked off the
price you will certainly have an experience in Egypt to talk about
for only £989.00. Let me break it down
for you so you understand what I'm talking about.
BLACK
FOOTBALLERS' AWARDS (BFA)
(28 Sep '02 @ La Royale Banqueting Suite, Tottenham, London N17)
Grassroots
organisations in the West Midlands are to be employed by the Government
to help get people from ethnic minority communities into work and
training.
The
deaths of four children and their father in a car fire are being
treated as a possible case of murder and suicide by police.
CORN
SILK BEAUTY PRODUCTS (ends 31 July 2002)
You
hear that ladies, just what we need this time of year (well
all year round in fact seeing as we're always working so hard).
Now, not only have I got 20 FREE Corn Silk
Loose Powder sets to give away (pictured
above), I also have 20 FREE Corn
Silk (Oil-Absorbent Powder Papers sets to go with it too! (pictured
left). Encased in a compact with mirror, these oil-absorbent
powder papers eliminate shine in seconds. Soft blotting sheets
remove excess facial oil and moisture, leaving a touch of sheer
powder that keeps skin dry and fresh-looking for longer.
Whether you apply over existing make-up or on its own, the translucent
powder blends instantly to enhance your desired look - simply
perfect for touch-ups on the go!
MBRACE
FITNESS HOLIDAY (Algarve, Portugal) (ends 22
July 2002)
From
Thu 17 Oct - Thu 24 Oct you will enjoy the sunny climate of the
Algarve in Portugal, staying at the beautiful LTI Alfamar Beach
Resort. The Alfamar complex is located between the resort centres
of Albufeira and Vilamoura, both 25 minutes distance by road from
FARO and its international airport. The complex is positioned on
the beautiful Falesia beach, to which it is unique in having
direct access to its 7km of sand and largely undeveloped pine wooded
cliff tops.
As
usual, there is a little catch, the lucky person will be sharing
their villa with two other individuals, one male, one female - so
unless you're the outgoing, get-a-long type maybe this competition
is not for you. We will require you to give us a full rundown of
your experience on this fitness holiday of a lifetime, with pics
'n' all. So, if you're up for it submit that entry fast, WHICH
MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PICTURE.|
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