There are plenty of saturday schools eg Afrika Bantu Saturday School in Tulse Hill whihc Kwaku formerly of Powerjam teaches black history on saturdays
Oh yeah I just remebered there is a black businesses directory already in the UK,
I was at my local library a few months ago, and whilst I was waiting to use the I just came across it accidently. It was kinda like the black version of the yellow pages. It comes out yearly and the new one should be available at local libraraies around now. When I saw the directory I tried to contact the people who published it via the land line mentioned in the directory however I had no luck.
A few months later I tried ringing the mobile number which was also mentioned and I got through to the brothers who published it, who are located in tottenham. It costs £7.00 and you have to pay for it via cheque
I have to warn you however when I flicked through the directory a few pages had soem introductory comments from ken livingstone, and david lammy which means that some of the businesses could be owned by the opertaion black votes definition of what a black person is.
For more info on this directory I came across contact the publishers at 07968535747 ( Studio 784 -788, Block 27 Unit G 10, High Road, Tottenham, N17 (SORRY IF THE ADDRESS IS A BIT MESSED UP, IN CASE IM WRONG CALL THE NUMBER FOR VERIFICATION)
p.s. this company use to run a website called uk black links which allowed people to locate black businesses by typing the postcode into the search engine.
THERE IS ANOTHER OPTION. Whilst reseraching I came across a african owned publishing company called Adonis and Abbey Publishers. They publish and sell books, and are located in London. Upon browsing the site I found that this company will be selling in January 2007 the " Directory of AFRICAN businesses and Organisatiuons in the UK" take note not BLACK, not MULTICULTURAL, not BME...but AFRICAN.
here is a link to see for yourself
http://www.adonisandabbey.com/book_detail....id=85¤cy=