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Holiday Season Buffet, Meet Peplum
Depending on who you’re talking to, the word peplum may steer the conversation into Italian film territory, or even ancient Greece. The peplum I am referring to however is a […] More
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Beauty standards: The more they change, the more they remain the same.
Vision is usually the first point of contact between people and the moment somebody looks at you, they begin to construct who you are, what you are like and whether […] More
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High School Kid Asks Kate Upton to The Prom
In the city of Los Angeles where the hottest women in the world reside and where the aliens always attack first, wait, that is New York, my bad, we bring […] More
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What if ladies used #EyeBrowsOnFleek as self-defence weapons?
#EyeBrowsOnFleek is one of the latest fads in the women’s beauty industry. For those that are not following the trends allow me to break it down for you. With this […] More
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The possible climate change dream according to Uganda’s Judith Heard
Ugandan Supermodel’s Eco-Revolution Sparks Hollywood Invitations Via Bryan Morel Publications (Muhumuza Brian) In a dazzling display of eco-glam, Uganda’s fashion icon, Judith Heard, has unleashed a green storm with the […] More
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Hair Stories – Part 1
Some people asked me why I cut off my hair. Here is one reason, and many others will follow with time. 20 years ago, at a time like now, I […] More
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Long Sherpa Jacket
Any woman’s wardrobe should include a jacket, especially during the colder seasons. There are a variety of jacket styles to pick from, but the long sherpa jacket for women is […] More
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I have found the perfect salon!
The other day I went looking for a salon in Bukoto. The first one I walked into was charging 8k. I walked out in protest. Next one asked for 7k […] More
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in Business and Entrepreneurship, Career and Employment, Family, Friends and Relationships, Fashion and Beauty, Fiction, Photography, Self-help and Inspiration, Theatre, Writing and LiteratureMY JOURNEY
My Journey: From Adversity to Triumph As i write my story, I am filled with a mix of emotions – joy, gratitude, and a sense of accomplishment. Today , on […] More
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What kind of man wears Toomy shoes?
They say you can tell what kind of man you are dealing with by the shoes he wears. So, what kind of man wears Toomy’s, you might be wondering. I’ll […] More
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The demise of Nairobi Asian Biashara Street dukawallahs
Up and till 2010 the Asian community were the nut & bolt of retail business in downtown Nairobi. Then the winds shifted, rocked in advent of Somali, Chinese and other […] More
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Skin deep.
The Eugene Foundation knew exactly how to market their latest product. They commissioned celebrities to talk about the pill on talk shows and had the heavy-set ones use it then […] More
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Weaving Hope: Akello’s Battle To Revive Teso’s Lost Basket Craft
The morning sun filtered through the thatched roof of Akello’s small home in Soroti, casting golden streaks across the woven mats where she sat, her nimble fingers coaxing strands of […] More
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OPEN MARRIAGE: CHAPTER 3
Chapter 2: Saying yes wasn’t like unlocking a door. It was like agreeing not to lock it again. When Nakira finally nodded — eyes dry, voice flat, hands clutched tight […] More
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PRETTY HURTS!! PRETTY WOUNDS
Beauty pageants have often been criticized for their impact on young women’s self-esteem, body image, and overall mental health. The pressure to conform to narrow standards of beauty can lead […] More
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Fall in Love With the Journey | Dimma Mawejje Story of Resilience
A few weeks ago Lessons to My Diary sat down with Dimma Muhammed Mawejje, founder of Mawejje Creations. Dear Diary At the beginning of our conversation he said […] More
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Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow: Xenson opens Uganda’s Barkcloth Center to transform heritage into opportunity
KAMWOKYA, Kampala — Beneath the rich brown textures of Uganda’s ancient barkcloth, history and innovation now share the same space. On 29 July 2026, Xenson Art Space officially launched […] More
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Women’s Beauty Standards, Clothing, and Adornment in Early Maravi
For the fun of history. Do not fear your history. In the pre-colonial Maravi Empire during its formative and expansive eras, women’s beauty standards, clothing, and body adornments were deeply […] More
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