School Teachers and Teenage Girls
By: Mwila Mwila I was a very happy, charismatic, intelligent, ambitious, beautiful young girl with a bright future, taking life by its horns and educationally competing on a National level, and beating boys in higher Grades. I was growing up in an extended religious home that suddenly fell apart after the death of an uncle that kept the family knitted together and provided for it. Although I was only about three years of age, I can vividly recount in details, the violent events leading to my parent’s divorce, and the quick remarrying of my father, when I was almost four years of age. Though both parents were still alive, I never really had a stable home or a permanent family to live with after that, going from one home to the other, with my grandmother’s home to always fall back on, and she was a vicious, fierce task…
Kimberly Casiano: Representing The Hispanic Diasporians
In as much as there are a lot of women out there who are capable of leading businesses and organizations as well as starting…
The Philanthropic Lifelong Commitment towards Liberating the Latina Woman
Philanthropic activities in recent years have become widespread in South America. Individuals and corporate bodies have now delved fully into activities that impact…
Finger-licking Staple Food from the African Continent
By: Staff Writer Food forms part of Africa’s cultural heritage. With a deep sense of hospitality, one never want to miss the royal treatment…
Seven Ways to Avoid Kitchen Clutter
The kitchen is a woman’s most cherished part in the home and also the most used corner of the home. It is almost unusual…
Celebrating Egyptian Stories that Matter
By: Sahar El-Arishy Purpose is an incredibly powerful intention. It provides the strength to fight the impossible. It tells a story. It inspires us…
The Success Story of Shantha
India is one of the countries of the world where the law does not favour equal rights for the women. The women encounter various…
Ways To Encourage Your Partner Who Is On a Weight-Loss Journey
By: Valerie Dei Do you have someone in your life that is battling with weight loss? Or a partner that is overweight but you…
Maria Elena Lagomasino: Taking Business to the Next Level
Maria Elena Lagomasino is a Hispanic businesswoman and founder of WE family offices. Born on 27 March 1949, Maria who is also referred to…
Agribusiness and the African Woman
The Challenges Faced by African Women Farmers Nwankwo Miracle Ngozi Africa’s agricultural sector is experiencing a drastic change following the influx of women…
ON THE MARBEL
‘’The size of your dreams must always exceed your current capacity to achieve them. If your dreams do not scare you, they are not…
Ana Mari Cauce: A Model in South America’s Educational Scene
Ana Mari Cauce is the president of the University of Washington, and the 33rd individual to seat in that position.
