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The WinterABC2021 challenge has come to an end. It has been an incredible experience in my blogging journey. Having participated in the challenge reminded me that I could

People write songs to express their feelings at that particular moment and address critical issues in life through music. Let me tell you that we have different types

We generally choose beauty over comfort, especially with shoes. No matter how painful the shoe get, we tend to feel like we have no choice. It’s sad because

I grew up in the Cayman Islands. I didn’t play video games or watch TV. I would basically come home from school, throw down my backpack, grab my

The I would like to kick-start Week 4 with how culture has birthed and influenced up to 11 official languages in South Africa.Our nation is most commonly known

Having a good boss in this time and age is difficult. When you find a good boss with integrity, know that you are blessed. Such people are rare

We are on the last day of Advocacy Week. It’s been a rollercoaster of a week. We opened old wounds, confronted issues we bottled for too long. We

Most African families tend to renounce their mother tongue and resort to the Western language. It’s quite interesting because we’ve all been taught to master the English language,

The cold iron of neglect  is sharper to a child’s sensitive nature than any alteration of harshness and affection. Annie Edwards The reports of Child Negligency in South Africa

Creativity doesn’t wait for that perfect moment. It fashions it’s own perfect moments out of ordinary ones. Bruce Garrabrandt Patience in the creative work is one of the

As a creative, never allow fear of not feeling good enough about yourself make you to stop doing what makes you happy. Your skills and talents are good

The WinterABC2021 festival is starting today. And I am super excited. It will be an interesting challenge because I have never blogged everyday. I have set goals for