I recently watched the well-anticipated and renowned Hamilton the Musical, at Her Majesty’s Theatre. The Australian cast left me in just as much awe as the original U.S cast (Disney+). But as I watched the musical it got me thinking about the trait of ‘pride’, that Alexander Hamilton so unashamedly displayed, and what the bible […]

After much anticipation and conspiracy, Kanye West has finally released his 10th studio album DONDA, which is named after Kanye’s late mother, Donda West. This album was expected to be released over a year ago, following Kanye’s 2019 ‘evangelical’ album Jesus Is King. In and amongst all the stories and talk about this album. There has […]

The Good Isaac and Rebekah (Genesis 24:26-67) The poster couple for when you let God choose your partner.  Abraham being the good father that he is instructed his servant to find a wife for his son, Isaac, from his tribe. Rebekah was then selected by Abraham’s servant as a bride for Isaac after the servant […]

University is finally here and in full swing. Getting back to the books can be a bit hard especially after months of holidays. Picking up and book and retaining valuable information is like a creaking door in need of some oil. And we are here to help provide that oil. Before you start studying make […]

Growing up, I always sensed that the stories and voices of women can get lost in our patriarchal world. It doesn’t seem to matter what era, men’s voices are heard louder. However, that doesn’t mean that women haven’t made their fair share of changes to society through the years. Fortunately, being a woman raised in the twenty-first century, I’m happy to see popular perceptions of women changing drastically, not only in politics, but also entertainment. In these complex times, many are looking t

No matter if you were a big fan or someone who has just heard about him, Kobe Bryant’s death was a topic everyone was talking about. Even my mother who I’m pretty sure has never watched a basketball game in her life was talking about him and accidentally called him ‘Kobe James’ in the process […]

One thing I have noticed from these past horrific weeks in Sudan is that there is power in numbers. It seems the whole nation has joined together to fight for a common goal. Democracy.

According to the Urban dictionary: Black love is, ‘A spiritual journey that only people who are rich in melanin can experience. A love that’s unconditional. A love that can build an empire. Monogamous and genuine in intent, this love can not be stopped.’

The term, ‘I love you’, is used a lot these days by many people. But what do we actually mean when we say these words. Do we have an appreciation for the person we are saying this to? Or are we just saying it to smooth over a situation?