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Editor’s Welcome Hello and welcome to the latest issue of Nottingham Mojatu Magazine, M027. This bumper issue covers Celebration of life of High Chief Bernard Okenwa 1945 – 2017 (p24-25). We are also celebrating Nottingham’s 1st anniversary of Zero Tolerance to FGM (p4-5) and a national stakeholders engagement event with the University of Nottingham (p8-10). We discuss about the arising issues of Modern Day Slavery with the launch of the Survivor Alliance (p11). We celebrate the International Women’s Day stories and photos (p12-14) and the great work of Farmeco community care farm and GAIN Diaspora activities in tree planting and community research (p15-17). This includes issues on female genital mutilation (FGM) and ways in which you can participate in the mental health and wellbeing of our communities. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the former president of Liberian has been awarded the Mo Ibrahim prize and we ask, “Is she worth of the prize (p20-21). With our media and journalism work, Anthony Wafula and Mendi Njonjo asks, is it time to rethink philanthropy journalism in East Africa (p22-23)? Your usual dish of food and health article is also served (p34-35) by exploring the burning questions of heartburn, with the 11 foods that can cause heartburn, and a discussion on 30 foods that will make your life super healthy (p36-38). The Maasai Cricket Warriors are coming to Nottingham. Don’t miss meeting them (p47-48). There are lots more fun and informative contents and we not only believe that you will enjoy the magazine but you will also be able to give us feedback on your views and how best we can serve you better. Happy Reading! Valentine Nkoyo Managing Editor: Mojatu magazines Email: [email protected] Contents News & Sports FGM 1st Anniversary -0-Tolerance .................... 4-5 Mental Health: Let’s Talk About It. ..................... 8-9 Modern Slavery Survivor Alliance Launched ..11 International Women’s Day ............................. 12-14 Research on African Communities ......................15 Taking the city to the farm .............................. 16-17 Community Is Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Worthy Mo Prize ... 20-21 Journalism in East Africa .........................................22 Nigerian Chief .............................................................24 Faith & Spirituality Tragedy of Maternal Mortality ....................... 26-27 Making Nottingham Communities Better ........28 You wood, wouldn’t you .........................................29 Arts & Culture Zanele Muholi: Hail The Dark Lioness ................30 Health & Food 11 Foods that cause Heartburn ..................... 34-35 30 Super Healthy Foods ................................... 36-38 Education Education Opportunities For Asylum Seekers ..43 Fearless Youth Association & Basement Studio . 44 Maasai Cricket Warriors in Nottingham ...... 47-48 Cover Late High Chief Bernerd Okenwa Mojatu Foundation Disclaimer The views expressed in this magazine are not necessarily those of the publishers. Every effort has been made to ensure that the contents of this magazine are accurate but the publisher cannot take responsibility for errors, omissions, nor can we accept responsibility for the advertisements or editorial contributions. Editorial Group Editor: Frank Kamau – [email protected] Managing Editor: [email protected] Graphic Design: Robert Borbely Contributors: Angela Gorman | Ashleigh Boadi | An- gela Wathoni | Edwin Ubah | Edwin Ubah | Anthony Wafula | Mendi Njonjo | Simon Allison | Carol Young | Valentine Nkoyo | Clive Foster | Edith Lucky-Uweh | Cecily Mwaniki | Ryan Raman | Esther Muthoni | Alice Davies | Wiston Lindsay | Matt Voitgz | IT / Social Media: Daniel Ibinimion Accounts: John Gordon - [email protected] Admin: Penny Cooper - [email protected] Sales & Marketing / Community Engagement: Abdoulie Jah - [email protected] Kevin Price - [email protected] Edwin Ubah - [email protected] News & Comments: [email protected] Getting the magazine Online @ www.mojatu.com/magazines Subscription @ £24 per year including postage Address: Mojatu Foundation 167 Alfreton Road, Nottingham, NG7 3JR T: 0115 8457 009 | 0751 6962 992 | 0779 4372 214 Facebook: www.facebook.com/mojatu Twitter: www.twitter.com/mojatumedia Printers: Mojatu Publications