When They Catch the Curiosity Bug
By Miracle Nwankwo
Divorce and domestic violence may not be the only parental issue that has side effects on children, as there are other issues that leave a lasting negative impact on a child which most parents are unaware of. One of these issues is the situation of children not getting answers to their question or being shut down by a parent when they ask too many questions. At the early stage of a child’s life, usually between the age of four to six, all children, girls and boys alike seem to catch the curiosity bug, which tends to tons of logical and illogical questions been showered on their parents at any given opportunity. However, parents should not be weary or be pushed to ignore or shun them because that episode has a lot to do in their lives.
The Disagreement between Peanut and Banana
By Miracle Nwankwo Peanuts are legumes that originated in South America but are currently grown and eaten in many parts of the world, including…
The Gambia’s Vice President Dr Isatou Touray, Former SA First lady Bongi Ngema – Zuma, others to speak at the Power Women Conference 2020
Vice President of The Gambia, Dr Isatou Touray, the former first lady of South Africa, Bongi Ngema-Zuma, are among some of the leading women…
Built from the Scratch with just Determination and Resilience – The Faustina Sakyi Story
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An Emerging Force in Africa’s Biotechnology Industry
As the world continues to evolve and move faster, certain women are head bent on making an indelible impact before they retire and exit…
University Of Birmingham Start Unique Trial to End Childbirth Mortality in Africa, Asia
Researchers based at the University of Birmingham are starting a ground-breaking maternal health trial across 80 hospitals in South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania and…
Two Women Emerge Finalists in the Race to Lead WTO
The World Trade Organisation members have selected two final candidates to advance to the final round in the race to lead the Geneva-based trade…
Gambia: NGO Inaugurate Borehole for Sukuta Women Gardeners
‘Buzz Women’ an NGO engaged in women activism in the Gambia, on Tuesday 26th September 2020 inaugurated a borehole with overhead tanks for Sukuta…
Belgium Appoints Two Women of Moroccan Descent in the New Government
The newly appointed Belgian federal government includes for the first time two women of Moroccan descent, Zakia Khattabi and Meryame Kitir.
Adut Akech – Working with the UN to help refugees
Adut Akech is a South Sudanese-Australian supermodel who is working with the UN to help refugees. A former child refugee herself, 20-year-old Akech was…
Designing a Home for You and Your Child
By Miracle Nwankwo Let me take you down memory lane, back to your days as a spinster when you dreamt of an adorable home…
The iThrone portable toilet
An innovation that can prevent diseases Kembet Bolton Using proper toilets and hand-washing – preferably with soap – prevents the transfer of bacteria, viruses…
