So apparently, we’re in month 6 of the year. Is it just me or does each month feel more intense than the last? Or the feeling…… Read more “Burnt Out? Hit Refresh by Larissa Subira”
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Who’s Wedding Is It Anyway? by Larissa Subira
This month, as many around the world celebrate the month of love, the question often arises as to how a b.a.w (black African woman) can balance the competing…… Read more “Who’s Wedding Is It Anyway? by Larissa Subira”
Guard The Avenues Of Your Soul by Nompumelelo Simango
When I began writing this post, it had a different angle. The year was new, I was doing well, my girlfriends were sharing their testimonies on how…… Read more “Guard The Avenues Of Your Soul by Nompumelelo Simango”
Resentment: The Silent Killer (Part III) by Vee Nkambule
Today is the final instalment of our three-part fictional series on Nosi, a young married woman struggling with the resentment she has developed after losing a baby…… Read more “Resentment: The Silent Killer (Part III) by Vee Nkambule”
#BodyGoals: A Holistic Look At Women’s Health by Taffy Dube
Good morning fam Today’s blog post rounds off our theme for the month which has been Mental Health and Sisterhood. Taffy shares her personal experience with…… Read more “#BodyGoals: A Holistic Look At Women’s Health by Taffy Dube”
The Life Of A Single Married Woman by Anonymous
Greetings bAw Family I hope you had a wonderful long weekend for those in South Africa, and that you managed to celebrate your roots and…… Read more “The Life Of A Single Married Woman by Anonymous”
Black African Woman Blog in Feedspot Top 10 Black Christian Blogs!
Happy Friyay fam!! Today’s a truly special day for us because we’ve been recognized as one of the Top 10 Black Christian Blogs on the web…… Read more “Black African Woman Blog in Feedspot Top 10 Black Christian Blogs!”
Women’s Month Post: In Conversation With Lesego Ntsoele
Hey fam! Happy Women’s Month to every Warrior Princess reading this here post today. And of course, happy Women’s Day for tomorrow! For Women’s…… Read more “Women’s Month Post: In Conversation With Lesego Ntsoele”
From My Mother’s Daughter To My Daughter’s Mother by Sbongile Lugube
My Mother’s Daughter Photo Cred: Agen Judi Bola Tumblr Strange. Mysterious. Confusing. Strong. Fearsome. These are the words 10 year old me would…… Read more “From My Mother’s Daughter To My Daughter’s Mother by Sbongile Lugube”
Our Reality vs The Perceptions: Busting Myths About black African women
Have you ever found yourself as a black African woman (bAw) seriously smh-ing because of the assumptions made about you just based on your gender and race,…… Read more “Our Reality vs The Perceptions: Busting Myths About black African women”
