Grief, Gin and Love
Joan Masinde
I was almost an hour late for the funeral service. The church was filled with people dressed in black suits and dresses with purple fascinators.
I was almost an hour late for the funeral service. The church was filled with people dressed in black suits and dresses with purple fascinators.
A week earlier, everything was business as usual between him and I. It would be wrong to say that everything was fine because things were
At the beginning of 2021, I was determined to change my habits and emulate that of a Fortune 500 company CEO who is up by
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We all know what Christmas is about: the pomp and the colour, family, sumptuous meals, the games and the laughter – the most wonderful time
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Few things elicit sharp reactions like discussing a woman’s body and what she can or cannot do with it. From how a woman wears her
The World Health Organization reported in 2018 that every two minutes a woman dies of this preventable cancer…
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Gender-Based Violence is one of the most persistent violations of human rights across the globe and has been reported to be much higher within marginalized populations.
