I am a one word type of woman.
The word that best describes me is Passion.
Fitness Buddy: Start to maintain
Hey buddy. Hope the long weekend went well and that you got some well deserved rest & time away.
That’s BS: My Top Ten favourite Instagram accounts to follow
I spend most of my time scrolling down Instagram, even when I don’t mean to.
I’m following about 966 accounts which I feel may be too many because I don’t see half that number of account posts on my timeline. I need to find time to purge my follow list.
Adulting 101: Joy in solitude
By Rautia Nakanyala
I have realized to be my best to myself and others, I need a lot of solitude, time out or me time, whatever you want to call it. I am naturally a loner by nature, but it took years and growth for me to be able to enjoy my own company, to do things alone and find great joy and peace in them.
Why the world would be a better place if a Monomom was in charge
Lets just start with the Global Economic crisis.
In my Madea’s voice:
“We was gon’ sort that sh*** out real quick.
Team Hermit: An Eco-friendly Namibian Fashion & Accessories Brand
Not only is fashion currently one of the dirtiest industries in the world to work in, but the lack of supply-chain transparency has led to unethical manufacturing processes and disconnection between customers and where their garments come from. This was extracted from an article we stumbled upon in TeenVogue.
Something True: The ART of Money
– A Henok Reflection
Being in control of our finances is something most of us struggle with irrespective how much we earn. Some of us would like to see things different but our lack of self-discipline keeps holding us in a dark hole where we constantly pray for the month to pass for the next payday.
Me Too, The Slut Shame Walk & All That Other Political Stuff
By Lynn Komu & Nsozi Mwazi
Me Too Namibia was strongly birthed by a movement referred to as the powerful but controversial Slut Shame Movement and has been described as one of the first major African Me Too Movements. In a time of change it is important for every Namibian, regardless of gender understand what this means and how it functions. I caught up with Nsozi Mwazi, one of the founders of The Slut Shame movement for more.
Sincerely Saron – How to make yourself more relevant on social media
If you follow my column, you’d know I said I’d there’d be a “How the Moscow police mistook me for a prostitute” story time today. But alas, something bigger was hogging my attention this week. It’s been on my mind for month actually. So let’s bookmark?
SYM Red Carpet Fashion Looks
It was a weekend of African royalty at this year’s Simply You Magazine Fashion and Lifestyle Awards.