The BAOBAB

Happy 2022🖤 In this episode I share the reasons why I love reading African Literature. I managed to read 24novels in 2021, looking forward to reading more novels this year😃.

In this episode, I talk about the lessons that we can learn from a child and how we can apply them in our adult life

In this episode, I talk about how the festive holidays might not be a happy season for someone. There are different reasons why some people might be dreading the festive holidays and this is why we should be kind to the next person. Let us be kind and not expect the response I am fine, allow the next person to share how they are feeling and not judge them. PS the last quote which reads "No matter what happens, or how bad it seems today, life does go on and it will get better tomorrow.", is from Maya Angelou

In this episode, I review a poetry book titled These things written by Elizabeth Awori from Uganda. When I read this poetry collection it felt like the author wrote this book with me in mind. The book has got various themes which include love, heartbreaks, mental health etc

In this episode, I talk about some of the songs that I fell in love with over again. This is because I got to know the story behind the composition of a song and so many other things.

I have been on a break for the past two weeks. I took the break for several reasons that I will talk about in this episode. Self-care isn't selfish!

In this episode, I review The Polygamist written by Sue Nyathi. I talk about my favourite characters and the characters I didn't like. The story is also applicable in many societies

In this episode, I take a walk down memory lane and talk about some of the songs I fell in love with (Urban grooves). #KuChamhembe😊

In this episode, I share my personal story of how a high school screening system was traumatic. I also learnt that you should be kind to others

In this episode, I talk about the importance of taking care of your mental health. Always remember that self-care is not selfish😊