In the reflective hush of Lent, Christians are called to examine themselves with uncommon honesty. It is a season that strips away pretence, confronts us with the cost of discipleship, and insists…
On March 25, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) voted to recognise transatlantic slave trade as the “gravest crime against humanity”. Enslavement is also called ‘Maafa’, Swahili for total…
Trendzy by Ackeilia unveiled Island in Bloom, a spring-inspired collection featuring shells and shades of blue, at the Rhythm Sundays showcase last Sunday. The showcase took place poolside at Ahmeraki…
Everything Fresh Limited’s diversification beyond hospitality has helped soften the impact of some hotel shutdowns after Hurricane Melissa. Over time, the company has expanded from mainly supplying…
Yes, this is the time for possibilities! Things that were hitherto impossible to you will now become possible. Listen, something will start coming out of nothing. Our testimonies will defy all…
I’ve said this before in an article and today, I’m saying it again: The Bible is a bloody book. In our modern-day, Western culture, blood is considered gory or unsanitary, but in Eastern cultures and…
“There is hope, because we are invited to trust that God will do a new thing.” Prophetic words from our dearly beloved in Christ, Sarah Mullally, the first woman to be installed as the Archbishop of…
Recently, the Ford Territory made its local debut, positioning itself as a tech-forward family hauler. To see how it measures up, I pitted it against a household name: the Nissan X-Trail. While both…
AP: Second-tier Southampton caused a huge shock by beating Premier League leaders Arsenal in the FA Cup quarter-finals yesterday after Manchester City dispatched Liverpool 4-0, thanks to a hat trick…