“It is in our darkest moment that you must focus to see the light.” – Aristotle Onassis Richlieu Dennis was born in Monrovia on February 25, 1969. He travelled to the United States in 1987 to attend college and graduated in 1991 from Babson College in Massachusetts, a college that trains young entrepreneurs. Richlieu intended […]
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It is just before the Kharif season (autumn crop in South Asia). Shoba visited her maternal home to stay for a couple of days because once the sowing season starts, she will be occupied for at least a month working in the fields and won’t be able to spend time with family, the same with
Continued… CHIMWEMWE I hope you said no. ME No, I told him that I will think about it. MWELWA Mwandi, don’t say no. Michael is a good man, and he loves you. I always see how he looks at you. CHIMWEMWE I won’t say anything. I know how you guys love ubuchushi saana. ME Yeah,
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My name is Angel Musonda, and I’m the only child of my parents. When I was born, my mother had fibroids, which led to the removal of her uterus. Because of this, she was unable to give birth to another child. My father loved my mother very much, and he never married another woman to
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Derrick was a young boy who came from a poor but loving family. As the only child, he often felt burdened by their struggles and blamed his parents for not doing enough to escape poverty. His father had lost his job years ago after being falsely accused of theft at the mine where he worked.
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What’s holding you back? George Weah is one of the most iconic and famous Africans alive today. Mr. Weah was born in Monrovia, Liberia, on October 1, 1966. He grew up in Clara Town, a slum community on the outskirts of Monrovia. Mr. Weah was known for his footballing prowess at home and abroad; he
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I am Angela Maduro from Zimbabwe, and I am 26 years old. My journey as a #UPGSustainability Leader has been transformative, deeply influencing my civic engagement and amplifying my commitment to creating a more equitable and sustainable world. It all began in 2022, when I was equipped with the tools, knowledge, and network to drive
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Once upon a time, in the bustling streets of Shahr-e Buzorg, a vibrant tapestry of life unfolded beneath the warm embrace of the sun. The air was rich with the aroma of spices, and the sounds of laughter and chatter filled the narrow alleyways. But amidst this bustling scene, a wave of sorrow swept through
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Level Up Your Life: 15 Actions to Take Today Listen up! You know that feeling of wanting more out of life? That desire for something better, something bigger? You’re not alone. We all crave growth and a life that feels truly fulfilling. But here’s the catch: waiting around for things to change won’t get you
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Amina’s story begins with loss, marked by her husband Bayo’s passing and the grief and isolation that follow. She is left with two young children, Kofi and Sisi, and the weight of widowhood, a role that brings social stigma in her village. According to tradition, Amina is expected to live in seclusion, marked by her
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