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“Female Bosses Are Wicked”
“I don’t want to have a female boss” “Female bosses are wicked.” You have probably heard this said a number of times or even said it yourself. When I was a lot younger and I would say, ignorant, I believed this too, even without having a female boss. You know how...
Wolves
By Brenda Atuhairwe Wolf me or Wolf you? We all have the two wolves within us, we battle daily which one we choose, which one we abide by, which one we feed. So we fight an everyday battle within us, we win with which ever wolf we decide to feed. Do we have a choice...
Tick Tock to Valentine’s Day
By Esther Chawai February is known to be the love month, and the 14th day is usually anticipated being VALENTINE’S DAY or LOVERS DAY as it is fondly called. This day comes with excitement and it’s being symbolized by the heart shape in red colour. It’s usually a...
The Narrative of The African Woman
A lot of the stories told about the African woman do not portray her true self. This is usually because the story is single and comes from people who do not know her, nor care to learn about her. By an African woman I mean, a woman who was born in Africa or whose...
Dear Abuser
By Eunice Tossy Dear Abuser, I don't want what you did to me to happen to your daughter . I don't want your daughter to be abused. I have always wondered what life would be like if I got my justice. If I reported the abuse to the authorities and they took it...
Date Night
By Amandla Karungi She rolled her sheer black thigh length stockings up her legs and wobbled to the full-length mirror tilted across the wall next to their bed. The shirt she was wearing went down to her knees and covered the lacy frill on top of the stockings....
L’art de Lâcher Prise
Par Christelle Kamanan Lâcher prise! Qui n'a jamais entendu cela, surtout en ces temps de stress quasi permanent et venant de toutes parts. Seulement nous savons bien que cela n'est pas évident. Encore plus lorsqu'on est une championne du contrôle, comme moi! Vivant...
The Boss’ Daughter
By Amandla Karungi She walked through the front door of our office strutting in as if it was her own. "I hope your sister is not coming too," I said to her in greeting. "How many of you shall we have here?" She had a car of her own. I was not very impressed by it. It...
Life Lessons I Learned in 2019
2019 has come to an end and just like everybody else, I experienced it all. I laughed, I cried. I had the ups and downs. I had cause for celebration and otherwise. I had victories and I also failed. I made great decisions and I made mistakes. I am grateful for the...