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Being a bilingual hybrid has its perks – Janet Dara
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Encounter with Victoria Akai, CEO Duchess Naturals Limited
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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
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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Unveiling the power of contentment
By Liza Baldelomar Ever since, man is searching for contentment and never found contentment within self. Contentment is the state of being satisfied and happy with what you have and what you are. Why is it that people are not…
We believe in gender equality- Founder TGSM
[wzslider autoplay=”true” info=”true”] The Girl Squad Mentorship Group(TGSM) is one of the new Non-Governmental Organizations in Kenya. Though relatively new, TGSM is poised to impact positively on the society as revealed by its Founder. TGSM’s CEO, Susan Nasipwoni, explains what…
All Nigerian Association in the netherlands celebrates independence
All Nigerian Association in the Netherlands(ANA-NL)celebrated their country’s 57th Independence Anniversary in The Hague on the 7th,October, 2017. The colourful ceremony attracted Nigerians and friends of Nigeria Showcasing Nigeria’s national colours; Nigerian Women of Integrity (NWOI) at the Independence Day…
The state of Agriculture in Africa
By Diana Wendy It really hurts when I see what happens in many parts Africa. Hunger strikes three to four times every year and we are pushed to call on relief food. Baringo and Turkana are among the areas struck…
Understanding HIV-related Stigma and Discrimination
By Evelyn Amoako My friend Ama, was the daughter of a well-known preacher in the community in which we lived and her family was the exemplary one for many. People looked up to them. When Ama was diagnosed with HIV…
