A lot of us Africans know that our great-grandparents did not leave us a trust fund to be used when we turn 25 or some other fancy dream like that. Even when our parents die, few of us can claim an inheritance, especially the female children. In Shona custom, the male child is often the … Continue reading Non-material Inheritance
21 questions to the girl in the mirror
What do you see when you look at yourself in the mirror? Do you see the person everyone wants you to become? Is the person looking back at you someone who breathes validation and affirmation? Who do you really see? The image of the person you always dreamt you would become? Do you see … Continue reading 21 questions to the girl in the mirror
The little things I miss about home
There are days when I really feel nostalgic about home. When I speak of home I am usually referring to two places: my mother's house, which is our family home in Zimbabwe and South Africa (my second home). I am currently living in Hong Kong and it is a far cry from what I used … Continue reading The little things I miss about home
