Saffiya Ismail stepped out of the matrix that we once knew as life and 5 months later she reveals valuable lessons she learnt for a COVID-19 future
Read More »Raising Warrior Women
Somewhere in the world a woman is affected by femicide, oppression, career growth is stunted because of her gender, fighting for equal pay, fighting against abuse. She is fighting to wear a hijab when the world is out to sensationalize women’s bodies.
Read More »Everyday Phenomenal: Rose Francis
Having worked in investor relations for some of South Africa's top corporates, she lent her expertise to the listing of South Africa's first Black Economic Empowerment Companies.
Read More »Everyday Phenomenal: Meet Haseena Majid
In this special we meet an Optometrist practicing in Pietermaritzburg. She is an Executive member of the District AIDS Council CS, Secretary of the Active Citizens Movement Health Portfolio.
Read More »Everyday Phenomenal: Meet the dynamic Shakira Akabor
Welcome to Everyday Phenomenal with Saffiya Ismail. In the first of this series we meet the dynamic Shakira Akabor, a teacher who's now a PhD candidate in Inclusive Education at the University of the Witwatersrand.
Read More »Social Media: Have We Become a Zombie Generation?
Has your social media habits changed you as a person? Are you better than your self before this wave of tech engagement?
Read More »Book Review: Saffron, 56 stories by Muslim women
It was comforting whilst reading each story, many writers’ were also sharing stories which were equally deep. Each chapter either reminded me of someone experiencing something similar.
Read More »Find your passion so you can stop wishing your life away
We all have to “make ends meet”, income streams are important, we can still follow our passions and be a responsible person.
Read More »Your tongue is a weapon use it carefully
All I can do is ask people to become less ignorant by reading more; open your mind before you go spewing your misinformation on social media.
Read More »Ladies, you are not a b*tch if you are unapologetic
I think every woman has the right to exist unapologetically, to take up her space in the room, simply because she deserves to be in that room.
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