Author: Lebogang Shazzygal Malatji

We get so caught up in our daily routines that we forget how important it is to appreciate our body. Given that we are only given one physical

Let me begin by paraphrasing a statement made by Yann Martel when he said that you should not worry about being good, but aspire to be authentic.

Embracing the good, the bad, and the ugly got inspired by Patricia Opio's book, This Is Me, which I recently finished reading. I was so engrossed in the

This book begins with the story of a woman whose life revolves around God. She is, without a doubt, a living example.

In the world we live in, it's not easy to be authentically ourselves. It's very easy to drift from oneself and be anything as the wind blows.

I come bearing good news. My heart had been on cloud nine when I saw an announcement the past few weeks of the gospel artist, Hlengiwe Ntombela on

We are writing #Loveletters to our loved ones this month. I felt the need to write to my daughter-in-law a letter. I believe that I will make a

This letter is for all the parents who find it difficult to release their daughters in the hands of someone else's son.

We cannot separate the Month of love from Men's conference. I wish it were not just a social movement, but a real thing.

Love is the fundamental rule of humanity. Without love, we are yet to face many troubles in this world.

Today’s beautiful love story is very dear to my heart. The bride, Bulelwa Madikane was the first person who inspired stories in my blog for physically challenged people.

As young girls we would often imagine ourselves in wedding gowns, looking our best in our Cinderella dress in front of Prince Charming. The best feeling ever!!!!However, (not

The past 12 months brought us a lot of pain, uncertainty, and endless fatigue. We never thought we would make it this far, but we did anyway. Despite