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Okonjo-Iweala’s re-appointment a reflection of Nigerians’ excellence-in-service says Onuigbo
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22 year-old Zimbabwean who produces gas from lemon juice wants to meet Tony Elemelu
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House 12 a product of commitment to lifelong learning and innovation-Olusoji Oyawoye
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I envision a Uganda where gender equality is at the forefront –Victoria Nyanzi
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TheStudioZay uses personalized approach to makeup services- Zainab Mohammed
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Onuigbo makes case for proper climate governance framework
Learning how to fail
By Zayithwa Fabiano Failure, missing the mark, making a mistake, getting it wrong, whichever way…
The Common Feminist Contradiction
By Thato Chobokoane Are all women revered the same or do we stick to motherism’s…
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Zimbabwe: From hyena to saltwater crocodile
By Sunday Oyinloye As I am writing this piece, the streets of Harare are filled with thousands of Zimbabweans jubilating over the resignation of Robert Mugabe an old man I normally call a life President and who ruled his country…
International volunteering: How helping others helps you
By Diahann JohnBaptiste, MPA, MS, NCC, LAPC While working on my master’s degree in counseling, I signed up to volunteer with an outreach missions program (Mercer on Mission by Mercer University) that offered students a service learning experience. This study…
LaTarsha: From homelessness to greatness
LaTarsha Holden is a native of Atlanta, GA. She was a walking statistic: high-school drop-out, four kids by the age of twenty-two, welfare recipient, low self-esteem, mentally, verbally and physically abused. The predictable outcome was a life of poverty, dependency…
Addressing cognitive distortions
By Diahann JohnBaptiste, MPA, MS, NCC, LAPC Diahann JohnBaptiste, MPA, MS, NCC, LAPC is a well-respected licensed Clinical Therapist and is the owner and CEO of Generation Health Alliance Foundation, Inc. (‘GHA”). GHA was founded in 2015 and has an…
‘Why we need to celebrate history’
By Pastor LaTarsha D. Holden, MBA Our history is filled with many awesome women who paved the way, broken through barriers, set the standard, defied the odds even in the face of adversity. Women who faced unknown and known dangers…
