We celebrate and salute you sisters with stars that shine so bright the village wakes to see the wonder. We chant our support for you, and we say keep flying higher. Celebrating my 5 Women of substance. MAH MEKOLLE
NEW COLLABORATION: DREAMS BREATHE ON
How close are you to your purpose, how close are you to realizing your dreams...? My dear readers and those who have so far followed my journey the past 2 years from writing my first blog post to discovering just how much I love sharing my heart's desire, which is, positive enrichment words in the... Continue Reading →
EMPOWER YOUR MIND AND THAT OF YOUR CHILD What have you planned for your family lately? On October 25th 2014, join me and more power house Speakers including but not limited to Dr Nicoline Ambe - our Keynote Speaker and Child Education specialist, Mr Darius Allen - millionaire/entrepreneur, Dr Dubi Sendze and other surprises,... Continue Reading →
MENTAL HEALTH EQUILIBRIUM
Mental health, what is it? I decided to write from my heart what I feel organically on this subject. So you will not see me strive to use approved definitions per any particular school of thought, but from knowledge I have gathered and understood over the years. This is my take on the subject.... Continue Reading →
AFRICALLY SPEAKING – MISS NGUM NGAFOR
I have known her for about 3 decades, lived in the same neighborhoods, slept in the same dorm in Our Lady of Lourdes secondary school and on the holidays, enjoyed Bamenda, Cameroon while dreaming! Yes, i'm talking about the one, the only, the brain behind the fabulous go-to... Continue Reading →
JEALOUSY, RAGE, ANGER: AN AFRICAN THING OR HUMAN THING
It has baffled me to no end, the things I have seen and observed as an adult woman, living in the USA but born and raised in my country Cameroon. The tendency for human beings to display unwarranted rage, anger and jealousy for people who attain a certain level of success or for someone who... Continue Reading →
ALENNE MENGET – CAMEROONIAN SHINNING STAR
THE GROWTH AND RECOGNITION OF A STAR The SONNAH awards came and went, but it reminded me and many of you that we have talented people in our country and one of them is a star whose light has been shinning and you can't help but notice. He enticed us with his documentaries which can... Continue Reading →
THE RAPE, TORMENT AND SAVAGERY AGAINST THE AFRICAN WOMAN
She wakes up a minority, among all beings even though she is the majority in the game of gender numbers. Her arms are sore from working like a mule, her legs ache from miles walked to cater to the needs of her family. She is looked to from all directions for answers to questions that... Continue Reading →