Archive - The Nurubian

From the Global South to the Tory Frontbench: A Perspective on Kemi’s Narrative

Between comfort and community—diaspora citizens stand at a crossroads where our choices shape more than our lives. Our decisions, like Badenoch's…

May 8 •

April 2025

Performing Belonging: The Diasporic Paradox of Cultural Diversity Week

Flags, dances, food stalls—Cultural Diversity Week paints a vibrant portrait of ‘community.’ But for those of us in the diaspora, the performance of…

Apr 12 •

March 2025

What the UK Riots Meant To Me

Mar 31 •

The Nigerian Riot: An Exercise in Futility

Mar 24 •

African Excellence is Tiring, Can We Rest?

Mar 17 •

February 2025

The Cost of Nostalgia: Kenya’s Stolen Narrative

Feb 24 •

Good Morning Jill, Good Morning Tracy

This piece reflects on the author's journey from examining workplace attitudes of young African professionals to advocating for greater resilience in…

Feb 10 •

13:45

Humanity Towards Others: The Critical Role of Core Values in Social and Political Reforms

Feb 3 •

Balancing Act: Operating Between Privilege & Responsibility

from Aileen Waitaaga Kimuhu

Feb 2 •

A Logic of Faith

from K.A. Nortey

Feb 2 •

Beyond the Quarter Century

from Johan Wandji Koé

Feb 2 •

To New Beginnings

from K.A. Nortey

Feb 2 •

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