The Voice (UK)

Established in 1982, The Voice stands out as the sole national black weekly newspaper in Britain. It is owned by The Gleaner Company Limited and published by GV Media Group Limited, focusing on the African-Caribbean community in the UK. The newspaper is headquartered in the London Docklands and is released every Thursday.

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The Unity Cup now has to be an annual event

3 days ago | voice-online.co.uk | Rodney Hinds

THE Unity Cup now has to be an annual event. Simple as that. The just concluded tournament proved once and for all that Black people are happy to attend football matches. There has been a notion for far too long that the African-Caribbean communities were reluctant to attend games at cathedrals such as Anfield, The Emirates, Old Trafford et al.
Reggae Boyz bond in London despite Unity Cup loss

5 days ago | voice-online.co.uk | Neil-Monticelli Harley-Rüdd

REGGAE Boyz coach Steve McClaren, who came perilously close to winning his maiden trophy as head coach of Jamaica, was pleasantly surprised by his squad’s bonding in London. The former England manager only had fringe players to tackle the Unity Cup in London. Yet he brilliantly masterminded a 3-2 triumph over Trinidad & Tobago to reach the final. Nigeria and the Reggae Boyz battled their way to a 2-2 stalemate at Brentford’s stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Coram Voice puts children in care and young care leavers front and centre

5 days ago | voice-online.co.uk | Joel Campbell

LAST WEEK saw charity Coram Voice announced the winners of Voices 2025, its national writing competition for children in care and young care leavers. The evening was hosted by broadcaster, TV presenter, author and inspirational speaker Ashley John-Baptiste, who is care-experienced, alongside former Voices competition winner, Ira Hakim, at Kimpton Fitzroy London.
Antigua leads Caribbean’s push for sustainable tourism at regional summit

1 week ago | voice-online.co.uk | Vic Motune

ANTIGUA AND Barbuda is spearheading the Caribbean’s push for sustainable tourism using its hosting of the recent Caribbean Travel Marketplace event to rally regional leaders around climate resilience, environmental stewardship, and community-driven development. The event, held from May 18-22 at the American University of Antigua (AUA), drew over 800 delegates from 45 countries, facilitating more than 9,300 meetings while spotlighting urgent sustainability challenges.
Brand new KSI, same old energy

1 week ago | voice-online.co.uk | Joel Campbell

GLOBAL MUSIC and entertainment powerhouse KSI has unleashed his brand-new single, Catch Me If You Can, out at 1pm today. In a worldwide exclusive, KSI will perform the new single during the grand finale of ITVs Britains Got Talent this weekend, in what promises to be an energetic, explosive spectacle, not to be missed. The official video is a high-octane, VFX-driven thrill ride through metaphorical worlds.
Rylo and Le Prof are putting their sound first

1 week ago | voice-online.co.uk | Joel Campbell

ARRIVING IN time for summer, London-hailing rap duo Rylo & Le Prof have shared their highly anticipated debut single, “Back of The Whip”. Curating the sounds behind some of your favourite UK artists, Rylo & Le Prof have placed their career centre-frame sharing a high octane single that embraces various corners of Black British music.
Unity Cup champions Nigeria beat Ghana

1 week ago | voice-online.co.uk | Rodney Hinds

REIGNING Unity Cup champions, Nigeria, beat Ghana 2-1 in the second semi-final of the Unity Cup. The Super Eagles will now play Jamaica in Saturday’s final. The champions made a bright start and scored twice inside 20 minutes and then had to cope with a Black Stars fight back. More follows…
Jameel Rochester lands key leadership role

1 week ago | voice-online.co.uk | Joel Campbell

THE HONOURABLE Cardigan Connor, Minister of Health, Sport, and Tourism, has announced the appointment of Jameel Rochester as Director of Tourism at the Anguilla Tourist Board (ATB). This appointment, along with Amelia Vanterpool-Kubisch as Chairperson and Chantelle Richardson as Deputy Director of Tourism, fulfils the Minister’s commitment to having Anguillians in key leadership roles within the island’s tourism sector.
City Splash 2025 - Did we see you?

1 week ago | voice-online.co.uk | Joel Campbell

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Jamaica beat Trinidad & Tobago in a Unity Cup classic

1 week ago | voice-online.co.uk | Rodney Hinds

THE Unity Cup kicked off at the Gtech Community Stadium on Tuesday night under the lights, where the Reggae Boyz took down the Soca Warriors 3-2 and booked their spot in the final on the 31st of May, reports Lyle-Anthony Golding. A first half penalty from Kasey Palmer gave the Jamaicans a lead heading into half-time before Rumarn Burrell provided some comfort with his acrobatic finish.