Business
Career Shifters
By Florentina Twongyere Put up your hand if you experience the Monday blues even when it is a Wednesday? Not surprisingly a multitude of people will eagerly raise them in agreement. Although we are eager […]
Month: February 2015
Current Affairs
Blame Game: On African Women, Empowerment And Violence
Almost every other day, an article is written about how women are to blame for the violence that we face on a daily basis. Society is awash with individuals who are more than willing to […]
Poem
When Death Knocks
By Kye Makyeli Many people have spent countless years of their lives trying to figure out life. Philosophers. Theorists. Thinkers. Academics. Logicians. And I can tell you that none has found a definite answer to […]
Food
Talking About Suya, Nigerian Streetfood
By Ozoz Sokoh Suya – one thought and my mouth begins to water. Its deliciousness is tattooed on the hearts, minds and bellies of almost every Nigerian. My most poignant memory is five years old, from […]
Current Affairs
Let’s Reclaim Our Power
Article written by Likeleli M. Monyamane. Last night, many South Africans watched the State of the Nation Address (SONA) by Jacob Zuma, the president of South Africa. I also watched it, albeit very briefly, preferring […]
Business
Johannesburg: In a New York State of Mind
By Attiya Karodia Existence is distinguished by seasons of evolution, not always forward, but ever-changing and though the concept is boasted mainly by the odd life-coach or ten, the theory of evolution in this regard […]
Culture
Beauty: Universal or Individual?
I often wonder who the first person to define beauty pertaining to human beings was. Did s/he also come up with the so-called standards of beauty? Or was that decided later on by a group […]