Author: C M
Blogger, Content Creator, Author & Freelance Writer. Proudly Zambian 🇿🇲
From Denial to Purpose, Rewriting the Story of Living with Sickle Cell
For years, Shorna lived in quiet denial. She knew she had Sickle Cell, but acceptance was not immediate. Like many individuals navigating chronic illness, she attempted to place distance between herself and the condition mentally, emotionally, and socially. It was not ignorance; it was protection. A way of preserving normalcy in a world that often […]
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Livingstone: Zambia’s Timeless Tourism Gem
Livingstone is not a destination you rush through. It is a place you experience.Set on the banks of the mighty Zambezi , Livingstone carries a rhythm that feels both historic and alive. It is where adventure meets heritage, where culture blends with quiet charm, and where every street seems to hold a story. Of course, […]
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Thembiso Lungu Mugamanzila: Leading with Purpose and Sustainability
“Real leadership transforms systems, and when women lead, communities rise with them.” Across Africa, something powerful is happening. Women are no longer waiting to be included. They are designing frameworks, influencing governance, shaping economic ecosystems, and redefining leadership in the 21st century. This shift is not loud. It is strategic. It is deliberate. And at […]
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The Quiet Power of African Women Entrepreneurs: Building Economies from the Ground Up
Across Africa, women play a central and often underappreciated role in business ownership. In many countries on the continent, women entrepreneurs outnumber their counterparts in North America and parts of Europe, where business ownership continues to be heavily male-dominated. This is not merely a trend or the result of advocacy campaigns, it is a reality […]
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The Trust Factor: How Mrs Olamide Adeleye Is Redefining Women’s Leadership in Africa
“Trust is the bridge between a dream and its realization.” Some leaders speak about change. Others build it. Mrs. Olamide Elizabeth Adeleye belongs firmly in the second category. As Global President of Women Pioneers Africa (WPA), Olamide is not merely holding a title. She is stewarding a movement, a movement that is quietly, strategically, and […]
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Investing in African Mining Indaba 2026: Africa’s Mining Future in Focus
Cape Town, South Africa — Africa’s largest mining investment conference, the Investing in African Mining Indaba 2026, is currently underway at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC). Running from 9–12 February 2026, the four-day event has brought together African governments, global investors, and leading mining companies to explore investment opportunities, discuss policy directions, and […]
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Naturally Blonde Black People of the Solomon Islands
A recent journey into the Solomon Islands by YouTuber Diana Daisy, specifically to Malaita Province, has brought global attention to one of the world’s most fascinating genetic phenomena: naturally blonde hair among Black Melanesian people. Malaita Province is located in the eastern part of the Solomon Islands in the South Pacific Ocean. It lies east […]
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Three Directions, One Continent:Tourism, Culture, and Africa’s Beautiful Diversity at the Crossroads
At first glance, it is a simple road sign. Three arrows. Three destinations. Three nations.Zambia straight ahead. Zimbabwe to the right. Namibia to the left. Yet this image captures something far deeper than directions, it tells the story of Africa itself: a continent where borders may divide maps, but culture, people, food, history, and spirit […]
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Fugu: Ghana’s Timeless Attire Making Waves in African Fashion
In recent months, debates on social media platforms like Facebook have reignited conversations about the Fugu attire of Ghana, a textile that is as culturally rich as it is visually stunning. Far from being just “clothing,” the Fugu is a symbol of identity, artistry, and African pride, reflecting a heritage that continues to inspire contemporary […]
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President Mahama Receives Warm Welcome in Lusaka Ahead of Bilateral Talks
President John Dramani Mahama arrived in Lusaka, Zambia, on Wednesday afternoon, receiving what he described as a “truly Zambian” welcome. He thanked President Hakainde Hichilema for the warm and grand reception extended to him and the Ghanaian delegation. According to President Mahama, his wife, First Lady Lordina Mahama, also extends her appreciation to President Hichilema […]
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