Firstly, can I just say I am loving the African Renaissance happening at the moment? As a parent to a young child, it is definitely happening at the right time for me! My child can see characters that look like her, realistic versions too. Girls doing the most in these books and for the most… Read More Idia of the Benin Kingdom : A Book Review
We all know nothing comes easy, this includes our happiness. More often than not you are your biggest obstacle when it comes to this aspect of your life. Identifying this is step number 1. You need to understand, NO ONE WILL GIVE YOU PERMISSION TO BE HAPPY. You have to give it to yourself. Choosing… Read More We All Deserve A Shot At Happiness, Give Yourself One!
I was sitting with my phone wondering what I was going to write for a week themed Business & Tech. Like honestly, could anything be any harder? (Maybe child birth). Then it hit me. Take my phone on any given day, besides social media, writing apps and the pre-installed apps that come with the phone… Read More Frugally Techy
Inspired by one of Connie Dia’s posts on Period Poverty, I just had to revisit this topic for those of you at the back that didn’t get it the first time around! Did you know that an estimated 30% of South African girls do not attend school each month because they can not afford sanitary… Read More The Period Question
Firstly, before I start this post I would like to alert you that it is going to be centered on humor because over the years I have discovered that humor is one of my recipes and it helps me retain my sanity when things are getting out of hand. Secondly, I would love to make… Read More On Parenting : Onyinye’s Take
These numbers have names They always have Since time immemorial In English, Shona or Swahili They were named These numbers have names They always have They maybe statistics, graphs and percentages With commas i.e decimal points But they have names These numbers have names They always have Their names aren’t Tom, Dick and Harry But… Read More Numbers Have Names
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