On this World Hunger Day, May 28, 2025, we turn our focus to Malawi—a nation grappling with the devastating effects of hunger and malnutrition.
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Malawi hunger crisis: Over 5.7 million people now facing hunger. Please donate today
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If your budget is limited and contributing financially isn’t a feasible option, there are still many ways you could help. Here’s a few of my favourite creative ways to contribute
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Throughout our lives we make a multitude of agreements with ourselves for better or for worse. A book I read this past summer summarized this idea effectively and provided four agreements that, if followed, can help facilitate self acceptance and a more positive outlook on difficult situations. The book is entitled “The Four Agreements” by […]
Far too often we conceive of “failure” and “success” as mutually exclusive. How could someone fail their way into success?
It is the modern ‘Bonda women’ that has challenged this cursed and wiped it out. Today they wear clothes and deck themselves with jewellery from the head that has black hair to the anklet that decks their feet.