In this episode I review three songs from the Chiremerera Album which was released this month. Jah Prayzah is a Zimbabwean musician. The three songs that I reviewed are, Hasha, Tenda, and Chiremerera. I hope this song also spoke to you and made you reflect on life.

In this podcast episode, I talk about how one ought to celebrate and applaud themselves when they do something that they always wanted to do. It is easy to lose hope when someone bursts your bubble but remember, that you did it on your own and excelled

Welcome to The Baobab podcast. I hope you are well and happy wherever you are listening from. In this podcast episode, I talk about how first impressions always leave a mark and how one ought to be kind to others. I also share an experience that made me smile because the younger me was kind to the next person

In this podcast episode, I talk about how some of the small things we take for granted are someone’s prayer. I also share some of my personal experiences and how I have learnt to forgive myself. Do not be too hard on yourself

In this podcast episode, I talk about what I have been up to in the month of March. It is a my April stocktake. I would love to know what you have been to too. I hope that April was kind to you and all the best in the month of May.

In this podcast episode, I review the story that I wrote on my blog. People do not openly talk about death but in this story, Martha writes a goodbye letter to her family which they will only read after she has died.

In this podcast episode, I talk about something different I got to experience over the Easter holidays. I learnt that gratitude is a must. I hope you had a refreshing break and I would love to know what you were up to.

In this podcast episode, I share why I took a break from something that I enjoy doing.

In this podcast episode, I talk about the power of music. Music can be an apology when you struggle to come up with the right words. Music can also be an assurance or a promise.

In this episode, I will be that friend that will hug you and say we can cry together. Today I will not judge you, I will let you be vulnerable because I know that it hurts.