Stories by: June Faith

Many well-known figures took their time before reaching success. Oprah Winfrey was fired from her TV job before becoming a media icon. Colonel Sanders started KFC in his sixties, and Jack Ma faced numerous job rejections before founding Alibaba.

The turning point in my journey wasn't a sudden realization, but a gradual awakening. It started with the quiet moments I spent alone, scrolling through images of Black women online. I discovered artists, activists, and everyday women who not only existed

We are witnessing a gradual fading of our traditions, values, and beliefs in favour of foreign ideals that do not always resonate with our true selves. This silent erosion is evident in the way we dress, communicate, behave, and even in how we view oursel

Nowadays, relationships with women as the breadwinner are not uncommon, whether by choice or circumstance. But can a relationship truly flourish when a man relies on his partner financially? The answer is not as straightforward. The success of such a rela

In Kenya, three remarkable women—Ciru Muriuki, Natalie Githinji, and the late Mary Njambi Koikai—have been vocal about their experiences with endometriosis, shedding light on a condition that is often misunderstood.