Rachel takes us on her journey through Accra to explore the beauty of returning home and the discovery of her favourite cultural hubs.

A look at Oroko Radio after one year, through the eyes of our community.

From day one at VMLY&R, Rachel has pursued her senior analyst role with curiosity, ambition and hunger for growth. Not one to stick with the status quo, she seeks opportunities to progress herself and the business. She has been a challenger for change across every part of the agency, leading our racial equity ERG and, in the founding committee, launching our new inclusion experience practice. She champions the work, organises insightful intersectional agency events, provides safe forums to discuss complex topics and volunteers her time to lift us all up around her. Not only is Rachel a passionate co-worker, but she also has the kindest heart and infectious personality to boot. Outside work, she engages in freelance writing, and this curiosity and creative mind contribute to making her an incredible insight analyst, digging for the juiciest nuggets and helping push the work because of that.

Nominated by Justin Pahl, chief executive, VMLY&R

Interview with actress Keke Palmer about her film “Lightyear”.

Much of Griner’s detainment in Russia has been shrouded in secrecy so not been heavily reported on traditional and social media.

How my ex-girlfriend impacted my perception of love

AMAKA speaks to musicians Dope Saint Jude, Serpentwithfeet, Desire Marea and Mykki Blanco, on queer life in Africa and the diaspora, and how music informs activism.

This East London archive shows where elders found community from chic lesbian parties and international conferences, to HIV safehouses.

A Black History Tour of London

BBH strategists Rachel Ayeh-Datey and Emily Rule on what unites Gen Z and what those commonalities mean for brands