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Jael Wakesho

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Why every woman needs that one red dress

By Jael Wakesho Jan. 1, 2026

How tasty is your chapati?

The hallmark of tasty chapatis is their feather-light softness and tenderness, achieved by kneading the dough just right and adding the right amount of ingredients to suit individual preferences

By Jael Wakesho Jan. 7, 2026

Cupid can wait: Women choosing careers first

In a world where marriage is often seen as the ultimate goal, more women are choosing to prioritise careers, independence and self-fulfilment

By Jael Wakesho Jan. 13, 2026

Cupid can wait: Women choosing careers first

In a world where marriage is often seen as the ultimate goal, more women are choosing to prioritise careers, independence and self-fulfilment

By Jael Wakesho Jan. 13, 2026

What your smartphone says about you

In our ultra-connected world, a smartphone is not just a gadget but a mirror to the persona and a distinctive status symbol

By Jael Wakesho Jan. 15, 2026

From braids to wigs: The many faces of African hairstyles

From intricate Bantu knots to free-flowing Fulani braids and natural hair twists, whichever style an African woman wears, her hair tells stories not only of culture but of sovereignty

By Jael Wakesho Jan. 16, 2026

From braids to wigs: The many faces of African hairstyles

Is "pregnancy brain" a myth or a real brain change?

Pregnancy brain refers to the common experience of mild cognitive changes, such as forgetfulness, difficulty concentrating and mental fog during and shortly after pregnancy

By Jael Wakesho Jan. 28, 2026

Is "pregnancy brain" a myth or a real brain change?

Backbone of the family: Celebrating modern stay-at-home mothers

Many women who choose to remain at home sacrifice personal ambitions, education, salaries and societal recognition to nurture their families

By Jael Wakesho Feb. 18, 2026

Backbone of the family: Celebrating modern stay-at-home mothers

Do you know your bra size or are you still wearing 34B out of habit?

Wearing the wrong bra is more than just inconvenient. It alters how you stand, how you move and how you feel in your clothes

By Jael Wakesho Feb. 26, 2026

Do you know your bra size or are you still wearing 34B out of habit?

Transform your bedroom into a sleep sanctuary

In our busy day-to-day lives, quality sleep can feel elusive, yet one simple habit may prove remarkably effective: sleeping in a clean bed within a tidy bedroom

By Jael Wakesho Apr. 15, 2026

Transform your bedroom into a sleep sanctuary

Why many mothers feel burnt out and how boundaries can help

Setting boundaries is not an act of selfishness; it is about safeguarding your energy, mental health and a unique parenting style that feels right for both you and your children

By Jael Wakesho Apr. 16, 2026

Why many mothers feel burnt out and how boundaries can help

Are you getting enough sleep as a mother or just surviving?

Mental health conditions such as anxiety and depression are more likely to occur when the brain and body do not get sufficient rest

By Jael Wakesho Apr. 29, 2026

Are you getting enough sleep as a mother or just surviving?

Paranoid, carefree or cautious: What kind of mum are you?

From the moment a child arrives, every choice feels weighty, with constant questions such as how much freedom is too much and how much caution is enough

By Jael Wakesho May. 6, 2026