Every Saturday Rose leaves her house and travels to central London to get on the Strand, in front of the Zimbabwean embassy. She protests against human rights violations in her birth country, Zimbabwe. Continue reading
How To Be A Model If You Are A Singer
My name is MariTè and I’m 29 years old. I am a woman and an artist and this association of terms is not easy in Italy, where I live. After several attempts and indecent work propositions in the music field, I thought: “why not trying the modelling path!”
Getting (Un)Dressed To Change
Starting today Balobeshayi.com is changing style. This companion and container of thoughts, news and stories will have a new “editorial” line and a new outfit. Continue reading
No, Africans don't remember Margaret Thatcher fondly
Reblogged from Africa is a Country:
Margaret Thatcher died yesterday. Or the day before maybe, I don’t know. At any rate, Thatcher died, and now the hagiographers and the demonizers can have their day. All by herself, apparently, Thatcher “reforged Britain”, “transfixed the United States”, and was “a great leader, a great prime minister and a great Briton." And how did England’s 'Iron Lady’ engage with the African continent?
David Cameron Slips on Immigration Plan
On March 25, British Prime Minister delivered what was supposed to be a speech on a new immigration plan but really became a talk on welfare adjustments. Continue reading
Thanks To Thousands!
Dear Reader of Balobeshayi.com,
I wish to personally thank you for following this blog. Balobeshayi has now passed 4,000 viewers, with people joining from all over the world to read its comments on women’s rights and ethnic minorities. Continue reading
How to Keep Violence On Women Going
Issues related to violence against women are becoming stereotyped and over-repeated, except from when someone stands up and states, in a rather convinced way, that ending violence on women is an abomination.