Behold my dear readers, happy Sunday and New week. I feel extremely positive, and as promised here is the 3rd Chapter of my upcoming Erotic Polygamy novel Jacob's Trouble. The Novel captures the stories of 7 women, all from different walks of life, who all fall in love with the irresistible Jacob Moor. The third … Continue reading Jacob’s Trouble: Chapter 3, FAITH
Kuna Marry Ndini ndaive mucritic wako mukuru, asi wakanyora yako tsamba paTwitter kunemadzimai ose emu UNIVERSE, nekuti madzimai enyika yepakati akurasa. Murume wangu muporofita akandiudza kuti mira, mira iwe, nyangwe dai aida kuuraya murume, iwe semurume haudai kumunhukadzi, mai vevana vako. Marry, handisi kunyora tsamba iyi saMary, ndirikunyora semwanasikana we MHONDORO. Wakanyora not long ago … Continue reading Ramba Kufa Marry, Ramba Kuita November Sacrifice Kunge Ginimbi: Chigaro CheZimbabwe Ndakupa
Yesterday I was thinking of the idea of a professional photo-shoot, this could be my last pregnancy and I want to embrace it and make the most of it. I have never had a professional pregnancy shoot. I was looking up ideas on Instagram, and the most popular pregnancy photos had something to do with … Continue reading Why Do Women Feel The Need To Pose Nude When Pregnant?
Since I wrote a letter to Febbie, my ex- mother in law, a few weeks ago, my inbox has been flooded with messages from women all over the world who grew up in Africa, especially Zimbabwe. They reported to have had a similar certain Febbie in their life who abused them mercilessly and traumatised them. Some of … Continue reading Introducing JAW: Writing Therapy For The Abused African Girl Child
Today marks exactly 8 weeks (2 months) since Charo was born and I am celebrating because I feel healthy, happy and blessed. Yesterday my 8 year old son Kunashe who is my photographer, took some pictures of me, and some of my followers asked me what my beauty secrets where. Beauty is a natural gift, … Continue reading Being A Mother Is Not An Excuse To Let Yourself Go
Research shows that 75% of black children are raised by black single mothers. Meaning most black women are single mothers. How tragic. I refused this portion and got my Boaz. I am always asked how I got my Boaz against such odds. Well, this is how you get your Boaz. It always happens exactly like … Continue reading How To Get Your Boaz: If You Are A Black Single Mother
Last week I wrote an article about the rampant abuse of daughters-in-law by their in-laws in Zimbabwe, other African countries as well as Asian countries. Most of my readers responded by highlighting that the abuse was mainly fuelled by the practice of Lobola especially in Zimbabwean culture.  The contributions from my readers were quite thought-provoking for … Continue reading Why Bride Price/Lobola Should Be Abolished: The Root Of Wife Abuse In Africa
I was inspired to write this article after following a well publicised story for the last couple of weeks about famous British-Pakistani Boxer Amir Khan whose wife Faryal Makhdoom Khan has taken to social media accusing her in-laws of abusing her. Â On Christmas Day, Amir Khan's sister accused Faryal of banning her parents/family from seeing … Continue reading When Mothers-In-Law Should Be Banned From Seeing Their Grandchildren
If only I was Theresa May. If I was Theresa May, Britain would never be the same again. If only just for a day, I could be the most powerful woman in Britain, I would be like Donald Trump. I would build a great wall against the prophets of Africa who come to United Kingdom … Continue reading If I Was Theresa May I Would Build A Great Wall In Britain
My dear black sisters, you were never created to be Independent. It's against nature. Yes it's good to be a strong woman, but strong doesn't mean independent. Beyonce will sing for you 'Independent Woman', but she is not an independent woman herself. She needs JayZ. To be precise, she needs a strong black man next to her. … Continue reading Why Independent Black Women Will Always Be Single
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