Africa is a continent of awe and diversity, blessed with natural marvels, cultural treasures and historical landmarks. From vast deserts to ancient cities, it offers experiences that leave visitors amazed. Here are seven wonders of Africa that continue to inspire admiration across the world. 1. The Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt Standing tall on the Giza Plateau, the Great Pyramid is the last surviving monument of the original Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Built over 4,500 years ago, it reflects the ingenuity of ancient Egyptian engineering. Its grand scale and precise construction continue to puzzle historians and attract millions…
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Every man wants to step out looking sharp, but not everyone has the budget for designer suits or high-end shoes. The good news is that style is not about money, it is about presentation. With the right approach, you can look neat, smart and confident without emptying your pockets. 1. Grooming comes first A clean shave, a well-trimmed beard or a tidy haircut instantly makes a man appear sharper. Keep your nails neat, your skin moisturised and your breath fresh. These small habits cost little but give the impression that you take yourself seriously. 2. Stick to classics Trends fade…
Parenting today has taken a dangerous turn. Too often, structure has been replaced with softness, boundaries with excuses, and discipline with indulgence. Many modern parents are mistaking freedom for love, and in doing so, they are unintentionally raising children who will struggle not just at home, but in society at large. Let’s face the truth: Children don’t need endless freedom. They need guidance. They need boundaries. They need parents who are willing to lead, not just cheer from the sidelines. The Myth of “Freedom Equals Confidence” Parents often justify lax parenting by saying they’re giving their children “space to express…
Communication is not just about what you say; it is also about how you carry yourself. Your words may be polite and well chosen, but your body language can tell a different story. In social and professional settings, certain gestures or habits can unintentionally push people away. Here are five common body languages that tend to repel rather than attract others: 1. Poor eye contact Eye contact is a powerful form of non-verbal communication. Avoiding it altogether can make you appear disinterested, evasive or lacking in confidence. On the other hand, excessive staring can feel intimidating. Striking the right balance…
Dear Dorothy, I find myself constantly pushing food away even when there is plenty of it in front of me. It is not that I cannot afford food or that it is unavailable, I simply do not have the desire to eat. I sometimes go the whole day with only a few bites and feel weak afterwards. Friends say I am wasting away, but I just do not feel like eating. What could be wrong with me, and how do I overcome this loss of appetite? Yours sincerely,Ciara Dear Ciara, Thank you for sharing your concern. A loss of appetite…
The term masturdating may sound unconventional, but it has quietly gained traction in recent years. Put simply, it means taking yourself out on a date, whether that is enjoying a meal at a restaurant, going to the cinema, attending a concert, or exploring an art gallery, all by yourself. For some, the idea of dining solo might seem uncomfortable, even awkward, yet an increasing number of people are embracing it as a form of self-care and independence. Society often places pressure on people to share experiences with others. Eating alone, for example, can sometimes draw unnecessary stares or comments. However,…
Office politics can be one of the trickiest parts of working life. While you may enjoy your job and get along with most colleagues, politics can create tension, damage relationships and affect productivity. Learning how to handle it with wisdom and maturity is key to maintaining your peace of mind and building a positive career. Understand the landscapeThe first step in overcoming office politics is recognising that it exists everywhere people work together. It is about influence, power and relationships. Instead of ignoring it, observe how things work in your workplace. Pay attention to alliances, decision makers and unspoken rules.…
Readings: Wisdom 9:13-18b; Psalm 89; Philemon 9b-10, 12-17; Luke 14:25-33 Grace and peace to you my dear brothers and sisters in Christ. Today is the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C. Today, I would like to specifically reflect on the readings we have listened to. THE FIRST READING Our First Reading is from the Book of Wisdom. The Book of Wisdom is one of the Deuterocanonical books, included in the Catholic and Orthodox Old Testament but not in the Protestant canon. Although the book is traditionally attributed to King Solomon, it was most likely written by a Jewish teacher…
A wedding day is one of the most anticipated moments in life, but as much as couples plan every detail, things do not always go as expected. Having a back-up plan does not mean expecting the worst. It simply ensures that no matter what happens, the celebration still runs smoothly and joyfully. Here are some essential areas where couples should consider back-up plans. Weather changes Outdoor weddings are beautiful, but the weather can be unpredictable. A sudden downpour, strong wind or extreme heat could disrupt the ceremony. Having a tent, an indoor option or umbrellas ready will save the day.…
Nigeria’s fashion scene is bold, dynamic and constantly evolving. From runway stars to everyday style icons, the country boasts some of the most stylish personalities who are shaping the way we view African fashion. Social media, particularly Instagram, has given these fashionistas a platform to showcase their creativity, cultural pride and individuality. If you are seeking inspiration for your wardrobe or simply want to enjoy stunning visuals, here are five Nigerian fashionistas to follow on Instagram. 1. Lisa Folawiyo (@lisafolawiyo) Lisa Folawiyo is more than a designer; she is a trendsetter. Known for her exquisite use of Ankara and other…