– A Poem by Mirriam Gurajena The word ‘strong’ hasbeen used to describe women,Just so they can put up with abusive husbandsMentally draining workspaces.You know why?Because you are strong aren’t you? Women love itThey were it like a badge of honourCause who are wewithout these traumaswe don’t get to bestrong anymore; AndGod forbid we be […]
– A Poem by Bongani Kigundu Pay me no mind nor my wild scribblings they cause you no harm nor do they look to harm, harm is far from home or at least I think it is. Pay me no mind nor my wild scribblings they cause you no harm nor do they look
– A Poem by Roxanne Harris I give up all control to you I blindly follow your feet I let you guide my path at night I let you hide my needs When love is done and I am free Who then will guide my path? Perhaps it is that question of myself that
In light of World Oceans Day, this blog post sheds light on two challenges confronting Africa in effectively governing its ocean spaces within the sustainable development paradigm
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– A Poem by Roxanne Harris When is it that shallow waters become deep and treacherous seas? Bare sand washed over and over again, forever changing, swallowed up and buried, stifled then set free Those sands are me, forever changing but standing in one place Unable to move, unable to choose the caress of
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– A Poem by Bongani Kigundu You, ground me. I live my life frantically flying around flapping myself up into a fury so that when around You i can be calmed i can rest & breathe Breathe…
by Makhosazana Aghoghovwia Troubleshooting is a first step usually taken to seek out why a problem or a “trouble” has developed and what actions need to be taken to solve it. Troubleshooting is a necessary process that I regularly do in my personal and professional life. Personally, I consider reflecting as a troubleshooting strategy.
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In light of World Oceans Day, this blog post sheds light on two challenges confronting Africa in effectively governing its ocean spaces within the sustainable development paradigm
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– A Poem by Zesizwe Ngubane My senses long to explore you My eyes have not yet had their fill, Of gazing at your form My hands have not yet felt the thrill Of lazily gliding down your arm, Leaving goosebumps in their wake. The sound of your laughter, I would hear it everyday.
– A Poem by Mirriam Gurajena The word ‘strong’ has been used to describe women, Just so they can put up with abusive husbands Mentally draining workspaces. You know why? Because you are strong aren’t you? Women love it They were it like a badge of honour Cause who are we without these traumas