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How Easy Is It to Balance Motherhood, Business and Global Influence?

How Easy Is It to Balance Motherhood, Business and Global Influence?

By Laura Jones At 6:00 a.m., the day has already begun. A child needs breakfast, a school bag needs finding, a message from a business partner in another time zone is waiting for a response, and a meeting is already on the calendar. Before she has walked into the office, a woman may have already been a mother, caregiver, strategist, employer and decision maker. Then the world expects her to enter the boardroom and perform as though none of that exists. This is the part of women’s leadership we do not always see. We see the companies, awards, investments, international appointments and photographs from global stages. We celebrate women for what they have built but rarely see the daily negotiation between ambition and responsibility that makes much of that success possible. So, how easy is it to balance motherhood, business and global influence? The honest answer is that it is not…

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Fashion & Beauty

Red Lipstick: The History Behind the Boldest Beauty Statement

By Blossom Ukoha “If you’re sad, add more lipstick and attack.” — Coco Chanel Imagine owning a beauty product so powerful that it was once associated with queens, banned by governments, embraced by suffragettes, and even worn as a symbol of resistance during wartime. Surprisingly, that product is not a priceless jewel or an elaborate crown. It is a tube of red lipstick. Few beauty products have carried as much cultural, political and historical significance. For thousands of years, women have used red lipstick not simply to enhance their appearance, but to communicate confidence, status, courage and identity without saying a single word. While beauty trends have come and gone, the red lip has endured, reinventing itself across centuries as one of history’s most enduring symbols of female power. The First Women to Wear Power on Their Lips The story of red lipstick begins more than 5,000 years ago in…

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Mums & Kids Zone

Top 8 Reasons Why Your Child Should Learn AI Before They Turn 13

By Blossom Ukoha “The best way to predict the future is to create it.” — Alan Kay, Computer Scientist Every generation has a defining skill that determines who thrives and who struggles. For our grandparents, literacy unlocked opportunity. For our parents, computer literacy transformed careers. Today, the defining skill is artificial intelligence (AI). AI is no longer a technology reserved for scientists or software engineers. It is rapidly becoming part of everyday life, influencing how we learn, work, communicate, shop, and solve problems. Whether we realise it or not, our children are already interacting with AI through search engines, smartphones, educational apps, voice assistants, social media algorithms, and online learning platforms. The question is no longer whether children should be exposed to AI. They already are. The real question is whether they will become creators of AI-powered solutions or merely consumers of AI-generated content. Research increasingly shows that introducing AI…

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Featured

Can the World End Obstetric Fistula and Restore Dignity for Women?

By Staff Writer Thoraya Ahmed Obaid, former Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), once made a powerful statement while advocating for maternal health and safe childbirth: “No woman should die while giving life.” Yet for hundreds of thousands of women around the world, surviving childbirth can still come at a devastating cost. Every year, women and girls emerge from prolonged, obstructed labour with a preventable injury that leaves them incontinent, isolated, and stripped of their dignity. This condition, obstetric fistula, remains one of the clearest indicators of inequality in women’s healthcare and one of the most urgent maternal health challenges of our time. For many women, childbirth is expected to be a moment of celebration, the beginning of a new chapter filled with hope and promise. Instead, for those affected by obstetric fistula, it can become the beginning of years of physical suffering, social exclusion, and…

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Girl Talk

Raising Confident Girls in a Globalised World

Raising Confident Girls in a Globalised World

On a warm evening in a bustling city, a mother watched her 11-year-old daughter scroll endlessly through her phone. Between perfectly curated images, filtered beauty, and carefully staged lifestyles, the girl’s smile slowly faded. “I wish I looked like that,” she whispered. In that quiet moment, a global reality came into focus. Across continents, cultures, and income levels, millions of girls are growing up in a world more connected than ever, yet increasingly uncertain about their own worth. Globalisation has opened doors for girls in unprecedented ways. Education levels are rising, access to information is expanding, and opportunities once considered unattainable are now within reach. Yet, beneath this progress lies a troubling pattern. Confidence in girls is declining, particularly during the critical transition from childhood to adolescence. Research consistently shows that between the ages of 8 and 14, girls experience an average 30 percent drop in confidence. While boys and…

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Love Bites

Romantic Boundaries Every Woman Should Know

Romantic Boundaries Every Woman Should Know

Brené Brown once said that daring to set boundaries is about having the courage to love ourselves, even when it risks disappointing others, and that truth quietly sits at the heart of how we show up in love. Love, in all its beauty and intensity, has a way of inviting us to open up, to soften, and to give. For many women, it feels natural to nurture, to accommodate, and to hold space for others. Yet somewhere within that giving, there is often an unspoken expectation to endure, to overlook discomfort, and to stay even when something does not feel entirely right. This is where romantic boundaries become not just important, but essential. They are not barriers to love; they are the quiet architecture that allows love to exist without eroding the woman within it. Self-Respect: The Foundation of Every Boundary Romantic boundaries begin with self-respect. At its core, self-respect…

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7 Things

Code, Clicks and Control: 7 Digital Tools Redefining How Smart Women Work

By Blossom Ukoha “The future belongs to those who learn more skills and combine them in creative ways.” — Melanie Perkins, Co founder and CEO, Canva Across industries and continents, a quiet but powerful shift is underway. Women are no longer adjusting themselves to rigid work systems that were never designed with them in mind. Instead, they are building smarter, more flexible, and more humane ways of working by embracing digital tools that offer freedom, ownership, and clarity. This evolution is not about chasing trends or becoming overly technical. It is about intention. It is about women choosing tools that respect their time, amplify their ideas, and place control firmly in their hands. From entrepreneurs and executives to creatives and consultants, these digital platforms are redefining what productivity looks like when women lead. Welcome to an era where code, clicks, and control shape how smart women work and win. Canva:…

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