She Table Talk

On this episode with Hani from Somalia we talked about modelling with hijab, being a hijabi model, the struggles and banter on the beauty and lifestyle of Somali women.

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Talking about miscarriage in Nigeria is almost like a taboo, the society has made women believe it's their fault, so nobody wants to talk about it. On today's episode Andikan Chimamanda, a banker, writer, mom and a miscarriage survivor shares her four times miscarriage story with us from her book "Twice My Pain".

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Doreen Moracha was 13 years old when she officially found out that she was born HIV positive. Since that time till now she's had to learn how to live with it and about the challenges it brings to her everyday life. On this episode Doreen Moracha from Kenya shares with us her 28years experience of living with HIV and growing up with a discordant couple, the stigma, acceptance, opening up about her status, diet, relationship and lots more.

If you've been struggling with accepting yourself for who you truly are in any area, then this episode is for you or for that friend you know who is struggling to accept themselves or simply share with anyone you know living with HIV

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Amaka Ezekwere is a parenting expert, teaching parents through storytelling and building a community of thankful parents. On this episode she shares her role in gender equality as a parent using her home as an example. Go click play and share with every parents/parents to be you know after listening.

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Salome Nthenya Nzuki is a feminist with a thirst for a just and equitable world. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Gender Development studies and Sociology from Kenyatta University.

Salome has been involved in advocacy work on promoting gender equity and equality for over two years now, she advocates for elimination of unfair and discriminatory practices towards women such as sexual and gender based violence and challenges the patriarchal system, she also pens articles on gender issues with a view to spreading the message on the need to embrace gender equity and equality.

Salome is also a believer and crusader of feminist leadership, she believes there is need for cooperation between men and women, equal distribution of power and access to resources, which made her run for member of County Assembly seat in Machakos County Kenya In August 2017 but lost narrowly. On this episode we discussed feminism, Kenya women, safety of women while in transit and so much more. 

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Our guest for the first episode of season 3 is Faith Abandy, a contemporary visual artist from Nigeria who specializes in painting and creating art from waste fabrics. Faith is from Delta state Nigeria but was born and raised in Zaria, Kaduna state to a family of 7 where she's the last. She later moved to Portharcourt to study 'fine art and dedign' in the University of Portharcourt. On today's episode she shares with us how it all started, her different work series, sourcing waste fabrics for her work and the journey so far. 

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