Adama Juldeh Munu
International journalist and broadcast news producer
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Middle East Eye, May 2022
Omar: The opera that tells the story of an enslaved Islamic scholar
The Voice Newspaper, March 2022
Whatever you think about Will Smith’s slap, black women deserve to be protected
Amaka Studio, March 2022
How the Collective of Black Iranians is Amplifying Afro-Iranian Voices
TRT World, March 2022
Trapped in Ukraine: African governments failed us yet again
The Gumbo, February 2022
On the Roots and Rhymes of Black Muslim women in Hip-Hop
The New Arab, February 2022
Diasporic deliverance: Black Arab pioneers you should know and celebrate
Medium, February 2022
Taking Sierra Leonean Football Forward After AFCON 2021
Gal-Dem, February 2022
'Modest fashion’ only works in a world where Muslim women aren’t criminalised for it
The New Arab, December 2021
Netflix's Amina: African blockbuster captures majesty of Muslim Queen-to-be
Amaka Studio, November 2021
The African Women Ecopreneurs You Should Know (Part 2)
Amaka Studio, November 2021
The African Women Ecopreneurs You Should Know (Part 1)
The New Arab, October 2021
The Malcolm Code: Fighting discrimination at UK ISOCs
Amaka Studio, October 2021
Black, Turk and Ottoman: Challenging Popular Notions of “Diaspora”
Gal-Dem, September 2021
Allah, Asè and Afros: Black Muslim Women on hair
Amaka Studio, September 2021
The Importance of Haiti Within African Diaspora Histories
Middle East Eye, August 2021
From Harlem to Brixton: The extraordinary lives of Black Muslim women
Amaka Studio, July 2021
Amaka Studio, April 2021
The Mission to Free Freetown: An Interview With Sierra Leone’s Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr
Amaka Studio, March 2021
The past, present and future of Bogolan - Mali's cloth of the soil
TRT World, March 2021
Black Iranian heritage: Emerging from the shadows
Amaka Studio, March 2021
Celebrating the role of women in Zambian history
TRT World, February 2021
Q&A: The Ertegun Brothers, the Sultans of Jazz
TRT World, January 2021
Bringing the African diaspora together through food
TRT World, October 2020
Festival to celebrate Black Muslim identity begins
Black Ballad, August 2020
100 years on: Is the Pan-African flag still relevant?
Afropean, July 2020
Behind Somalia's Architectural Renaissance I
Medium, June 2020
Beyonce’s ‘Black Parade’: An Ode to Black Pride, Love and Unity
Black Ballad, May 2020,
'What It's Like Celebrating Ramadan As A Black British Woman In A Muslim Country'
Black Ballad, November 2019,
'How The BlackPoppyRose Project Is Remembering Our Black Veterans'
Amaliah, March 2019, (written December 2018)
'Jinn: An ode to Black Muslim Women'
The New Arab, April 2018
Reflections on Winnie Mandela's relationship with Palestine
SISTERS Magazine, November 2017
'Somali's 9/11, where's the outrage?'
'Ellen Johnson Sirleaf: Feminist icon or femocrat?'
'This Refugee Week, we need to welcome and celebrate the refugees, not turn them away'
'Humble beginnings, extraordinary life: What Muhammad Ali taught us'
'Remembering the great Muhammad Ali as a Black Muslim'
'When basketball does hijab, because it can'
'Will Egypt - Sudan relations be restored?'
'Does this week mark the final countdown to Zuma's presidency?
Huffington Post, December 2016
'When Muslim women are lyrically speaking'
'Muslims and the Black Lives Matter movement'
Huffington Post, September 2016
'Are Black Muslim Women part of the Natural Hair Conversation?'
'Darfur: An Invisible Conflict'
The Black Muslim Times, April 2015
'Interview Feature: Hug My Hair'
Huffington Post, December 2014
SISTERS Magazine, October 2013
SISTERS Magazine, November 2012
MENTIONS/PRESS/EVENTS
Muslim Institute Spring Conference on Knowledge Production
A Celebratory Kick Off for Historic Black Muslim Festival
Full finalists list for British Muslim Awards 2020
TRT World journalist wins prestigious FIPP award
Write to Preserve - Everyday Muslim
