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Africa has always had its own identity. Long before colonisation, long before globalisation, and long before Western influence became deeply embedded in our societies, we had our own languages, philosophies, systems of ...

“You’re a girl. You should know how to cook.” I heard some version of this quite often growing up. 😂 I was the third child in a family of six, and as a girl growing up in a Yoruba family, I was expected to be in the kitchen whenever my…

LET’S TALK ABOUT MONEY & RELATIONSHIPS❤️💰 Can we be honest for a minute? You like someone. They like you too. Everything is going well… Until money enters the conversation 😭 Who pays for dates?...

Parkinson's Disease (PD) is a progressive neurological disease.PD occurs due to degeneration of dopamine producing neurons within the substantia nigra of the basal ganglia.Reduced dopamine disrupts voluntary movement ...

Diabetes is More than "Eating too much sugar" "Stop eating too much sugar,you'll get diabetes ". That's one of the most common things we hear about diabetes but diabetes is actually far more complex...

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Hey, glad you're here. Someone asked me a question recently that I didn't have an answer to and the answer I eventually found changed how I think about everything.Someone asked me why I want to be rich and I literally ..

Teachers are great Mentors Advisers Guides Counsellors Role models Sometimes even friends They don't just teach us what is written in books they teach us how to think, how to try again, how to believe in ourselves, and sometimes how to…

Your Current Position Is Not Your Final Destination 🌿 There is a certain peace that comes with understanding that you do not have to have everything figured out right now. Some seasons are quiet....

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ONE DAY One day, I'll be able to write so well. I'll be one of the best in my craft. I'll be able to connect those dots, knit something perfect from the yarns I've got. I'll breathe out from my depths. I'll engrave the echoes my mind heard…

Students spend years in school, yet education in many African countries still does not fully match the realities of the job market. A lot of graduates leave university with theoretical knowledge but without enough ...