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Sri Lankan beauty queen and Mrs. World pageant titleholder Caroline Jurie, has pledged her support to the country’s less privileged children. She plans to use…
Parenting tops the list of jobs that never goes on holidays. Regardless of however ready for parenting an individual might assume to be, the…
Miracle Nwankwo “I would have loved to have heard a story like mine. I could have used it as an inspiration to get by.…
Iran’s only female Olympic medalist, Kimia Alizadeh, has announced that she is permanently leaving her country for Europe. The 21-year-old wrote in an Instagram…
Brigid Kosgei, Women’s marathon world record holder will return to defend her championship at the 2020 London Marathon, organizers said on Monday. Kosgei of…
Growing up was a bitter sweet experience for the little Helen Oritsejafor. She had a loving and caring father who pampered her and she…
Commitments toward formally educating girls in northern Nigeria dates back to almost seventy years. And from the mid–eighties to date, there have been more…
It’s possible to climb to the top without stomping on other people.” – Taylor Swift
Most parents raise their kids like robots, giving their kids commands with a high expectation of immediate positive feedback. This attitude has in recent…
Pakistani-Canadian journalist Habiba Nosheen is a successful woman of color representing other women of color in the United States. She was born in Pakistan…
The African Technology Industry is beginning to feel the heat of many innovative women who are uniquely building the tech industry in their various…