Fashion, Beauty & Success
Many people think that working for someone else means giving up their identity and creativity. They believe that they have to follow the rules and expectations of their employer, and
Continue readingIt’s okay to work for someone else, but BRAND YOURSELF
When we see her name on flyers and posters or hear her voice, the events we imagine are far from the ones that tell her story. Going by the name
Continue readingStill pursuing my dreams savagely – How DJ Lyaness found new strength to roar again
Now coming from Hashe’s Founders Zone, a month of celebrating founders among us, we will be sharing what we learnt. One of our favorite young women with an entrepreneurial mindset
Continue reading“Skin care is not a luxury; it is a need” – Cultured Class Cosmetics Founder
She teased us with two songs then she went on to do other things. We had a brief moment with Credence in which she shared her passion for music and
Continue readingA Brief Moment with Credence – Take It or Leave It
This Friday – Stand a little higher with these red stiletto boots. If not for this Friday, you may want to consider these sock boots for winter. But here and
Continue readingThis Friday – Stand a little higher with these red stiletto boots
Consider picking this style for a weekend out; Edith Mudzemeti‘s loose-fitting yellow dress. “I appreciate how it is so adaptable and liberating”, Edith said about her dress. “You can sit,
Continue readingEdith’s loose-fitting yellow dress – Don’t be restricted this weekend
Meet Tendai the Agripreneur who believes in working for her dreams When you hear of women’s empowerment, you would probably think someone will be doing all the empowering. Even apart
“The wedding date was suddenly moved and it was supposed to be held earlier than we expected I did not even have a dress then I thought of Cynthia. I
Continue readingI did not even have a dress.. then I thought of Cynthia (Pleroo)
You know those special people we celebrated on mother’s day? How does it feel to be one? How does it feel to be a mother with all the responsibilities, expectations,
Looking back to the times when she was still in her mother’s home, Edith Mudzemeti said, “it’s like you have opened up my childhood memories; a Pandora’s box.” Like many