Zimbabwe

Ntokozo: “I was just an incredibly sad boy wearing the face of a man to mask my pain.”

To have your mind actively conspire against you is perhaps the hardest betrayal of all. You’re never sure if you are the sane one or the mad one in the room. So, you quickly learn to wear the right face, that of a well-adjusted, strong … Continue readingNtokozo: “I was just an incredibly sad boy wearing the face of a man to mask my pain.”

Mabel: “Being a single mum doesn’t mean that you cannot make it in life”

It was up to me to raise my four children on my own when my husband left Zimbabwe for South Africa after 15 years of marriage. The businesswoman that came out of this, had been in the making since I was a kid. When we … Continue readingMabel: “Being a single mum doesn’t mean that you cannot make it in life”