Tadhg Kwasi

I’m a freelancer writer and published poet who writes poetry and prose, and articles about all sorts from hip-hop to colonialism.

11 March 2024

Tadhg Kwasi looks at his African-via-Ireland heritage through the lens of Johny Pitts’ concept of the Afropean.

13 February 2024

In the lead-up to an election, in the midst of the deep crisis going on in Britain, both Ken Loach's post-war documentary and a community screening of it last year have stuck with me.

11 December 2023

Rosie Frater-Taylor marks the end of a great year for Sheffield Jazz, with a moving and eclectic performance.

5 July 2023

Caleb Azumah Nelson's masterful second novel helped me understand their experiences as first-generation Ghanaian migrants – and the hopes they had of a better life for me in Britain.

1 March 2023

SADACCA is a vital community resource for Sheffield's African and Caribbean community. Tadhg Kwasi speaks to the organisation's chair, Rob Cotterell.

Tadhg Kwasi

Balancing Identities: Being Irish-Ghanaian in Brexit Britain

"We need to come together and demand better": Lessons from Community Kino's screening of Spirit of '45

Live / stage review Jazz standards with indie inflections: Rosie Frater-Taylor at Crookes Social Club

Small Worlds made me grateful to my parents

Rob Cotterell "One of Sheffield’s most significant landmarks": The history of SADACCA