EU APPOINTS BLACK WOMAN FIRST EVER ANTI-RACISM COORDINATOR

The European Commission has appointed a former professional basketball player, Michaela Moua, as its first-ever Anti-Racism Co-ordinator, adding that the newly created post was in line with its anti-racism action plan. Ms Moua, a Finnish national of African origin, said she was “extremely excited about this opportunity to achieve real justice” in her reaction to the appointment, which was announced on Monday. She said she was keen to “be in Brussels and get started” in her new role. The 44-year-old Moua will liaise closely with communities of minority racial and…

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