In light of Zambia’s victory at the polls made possible by the youth vote I decided to revisit this piece. I have been contemplating on whether to write this article or not. I have opinions as does everyone else, but my opinions on political matters I usually shy away from, well that was until I… Read More African Leadership, our plight
My oh my, did I love this book!? “This compilation is a love letter to Africa women, and a missive to all the other souls who will come across it and give space in their hearts and minds for the varying outlooks and experiences that are contained herein.” – Note from the Editors excerpt This… Read More In Her Words: Book Review
I started this blog as a way of coming back to myself. I had been suffering from post partum depression, unknowingly. I only realised it after I started getting better. I woke up one morning and was like “Hey, I haven’t been myself for a while.!” I hadn’t write anything in a very long time… Read More Blogging, Nominations and Shortlists
DISCLAIMER: I do appreciate African cultures; they are beautiful when you see them all come together in their diversity, but for the love of them all, I just cannot seem to get a hang on the indigenous languages. I’m impressed by the African countries that have their indigenous languages recognised as national languages but I’m not… Read More I’m an African but… English is my first language
Twenty-twenty, that’s how I prefer to call the year has indeed been an amazing one. A lot of you may not agree with me but I’m sorry I like to choose my words carefully. It is my preference to use positive words than negative ones. With experience and knowledge gathered, I have realized that words… Read More Best Of The Year: The Tory Teller’s 2020 Highlights
I remember the day I signed into twitter for the first time. It was strange. I wasn’t following anyone so there was nothing on my feed and I just felt lost. Unlike Facebook even finding my relatives and friends was a struggle so I logged out. I was gone for a couple of years. Until… Read More Afrobloggers: Online Community of Choice
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