FROM PASSION TO PROFIT
Women Turning Side Hustles into Thriving Businesses By Daniel Agusi In today’s dynamic economy, many women are transforming their side hustles into full-fledged, profitable enterprises. This shift from passion projects to sustainable businesses showcases the potential for financial independence and personal fulfillment. But what does it take to make this transition successfully? The Rise of […]
Songs from the Past: How Folk Songs and Lullabies Keep Culture Alive
By Francisca Sinja There is something about an old song that clings to the soullike a childhood memory. A melody hummed in the quiet ofdusk, a rhythm tapped against wooden floors, lyrics passeddown from lips wrinkled with time folk songs and lullabies aremore than just music. They are bridges to the past, stitchedtogether by generations […]
YVONNE CHAKA CHAKA AT 60:40
From Sowetoto the World! Celebration World! Celebration of Music,Purposeof Music, Purpose & Ubuntu & Ubuntu by Francisca Sinjae For decades, Yvonne Chaka Chaka has beenmore than a voice, she has been a movement.From her early days as Africa’s beloved “Princessof Africa” to her tireless work in philanthropyand women’s empowerment, she has shapedcultures and driven change. […]
Karoline Leavitt: The Youngest White House Press Secretary In History
At just 27 years old, Karoline Leavitt is the face of the Trumpadministration’s communication strategy, she has ascended to oneof the most visible and demanding roles in American politics: WhiteHouse Press Secretary. She stands at the podium with poise andcommitment to public service. Who is Karoline Leavitt, and how did she rise to one of […]
ISSUE 013
.As we bid farewell to February, the month of love,leap years, and lingering winter blues, we’re thrilled topresent our 13th issue.
Empowering Women Dr. Weyinmi Eribo’s Mission to Reshape Financial Inclusion for African Women
By Daniel Agusi In Africa’s rapidly evolving economic landscape, financial inclusion remains a critical challenge for women. Despite their significant contributions to trade, entrepreneurship, and community development, many women still face systemic barriers to accessing financial resources, investment opportunities, and digital trade platforms. Dr. Weyinmi Eribo, a passionate advocate for women’s economic empowerment and the […]
The 2025 Grammys: A Hauntingly Beautiful Night for Women in Music
By Oluchi Obiahu The 2025 Grammy Awards were nothing short of historic, a night where women didn’t just win, theydominated. Held on February 2nd at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, this year’s ceremony was a celebration of resilience, artistry, and power. From pop to rap to R&B, women across the industry took center stage, […]
Sara Al Madani: The Real Deal Beyond the Real Housewives
By Emmanuella Abraham In the glitz and glam of The Real Housewives of Dubai, Sara Al Madani stands out not just for jaw-dropping fashion or dramatic moments, but for being unapologetically herself. She’s the perfect blend of brains, beauty, and business, she is a fierce entrepreneur redefining what it means to be a modern Arab […]
The Art of Love: How Different Cultures Express Affection Through Art
By Francisca Sinjae Love is a universal language, but the way it’s expressed through art is as diverse as the cultures that create it. Art has always been a vessel for expressing affection, desire, and connection. Let’s walk you through a journey across continents and centuries to explore how different cultures have turned love into […]
In the World of Medicine: Love Exist
By Francisca Sinjae Love is more than just an emotion, but science reveals that it has tangible benefits for our health and overall well-being. From reducing stress to strengthening the immune system, emotional connection plays a crucial role in maintaining both mental and physical health. Whether it’s romantic love, familial bonds, or deep friendships, love […]