The Power of the Banana Fruit
By Our Reporter Source: Ted-ED
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What Causes Headaches?
By Our Health Correspondence According to Ted-Ed website, there are so many triggers of headaches as they are many types. In ancient Greece, the best-known remedy for a long-standing headache was to drill a small hole in the skull to drain supposedly infected blood. Fortunately,… Read More »What Causes Headaches?
LESSONS FROM COVID-19 RE-EMERGING BETTER AND STRONGER
By Tikhala Chimpango Women Arise join everyone else here in the UK, Ireland and Netherlands as the countries observe, celebrate Black culture, history and contributions to humanity that Black people have made over the years. In the UK, Black History Month was first celebrated in… Read More »LESSONS FROM COVID-19 RE-EMERGING BETTER AND STRONGER
The Suprising Effects of Pregnancy
By Our Health Correspondence According to the Ted-Ed lessons, pregnant women experience a number of changes throughout the course of their pregnancy. Muscles and joints shift and jostle. The heart’s pounding rhythm speeds up. Blood roars through arteries and veins. Over the course of a… Read More »The Suprising Effects of Pregnancy
Youth Seminar for Black History Month
By Tikhala Chimpango Women Arise is inviting BAME Youths all over the UK and Ireland to join us this Saturday, 10th of October at 3pm as we engage you in a conversation about identity, mental health and wellbeing. Women Arise join everyone else here in… Read More »Youth Seminar for Black History Month
Confronting Energy Poverty in Malawi
In a bid to help eradicate rural energy poverty in Malawi, Flame Tree Initiative (FTI) conducted a Development Entrepreneurship Lab (DELab) to train dynamic entrepreneurs who have solutions to off-grid energy poverty in their communities. The intent of the DELab, held from May through August… Read More »Confronting Energy Poverty in Malawi
Malawian Film ‘Boy Who Harnessed the Wind’ Among Twelve Films That Highlight the Best in Humanity
This year’s Oscar nominees for Best Picture tend to emphasize the worst in humanity. For example, Joker is about the descent into homicidal madness. Jojo Rabbit is about one of the worst events in human history, the Nazi Holocaust. 1917 is about another catastrophe, World… Read More »Malawian Film ‘Boy Who Harnessed the Wind’ Among Twelve Films That Highlight the Best in Humanity
Off the Wall Of Henry Kachaje: “Life Begins at 40!”… That’s a Lie
Life starts at conception. Better still, your life starts when you conceive your own dream and start pursuing it with passion, dedication and unwavering commitment. DON’T RUSH TO GET MARRIED: Yes, I know there is cultural pressure in Africa for young people to get married… Read More »Off the Wall Of Henry Kachaje: “Life Begins at 40!”… That’s a Lie
Flames Heritage Malawi organises Youth Zoom Seminar
By Our reporter The Flames Heritage Malawi has organised an online Zoom meeting for the youth billed as ‘Youth in Perspective.’ It takes place this coming Saturday, 19th September 2020 from 1pm to 2pm with prominent guest speakers to share their perspective for the youth… Read More »Flames Heritage Malawi organises Youth Zoom Seminar
Women Arise Organises MONEYSMARTS Ladies Third Seminar
By Tikhala Chimpango MONEYSMARTS Ladies (3) Re-emerging Better and Stronger The country has just been through a devastating season with Covid-19 pandemic and the BAME community has been the worst hit and the impact on mental health and physical well-being on women has been hard. … Read More »Women Arise Organises MONEYSMARTS Ladies Third Seminar