by Linda Zuze | Aug 27, 2021 | Articles
Is it just me or does it feel as if we spend an awful lot of our time waiting for things to happen these days? Waiting for lockdowns to be lifted. Waiting for schools to reopen. Waiting for financing to keep our businesses going. Waiting to feel better. Waiting for...
by Linda Zuze | Aug 18, 2021 | Inspired
Zambia’s recent general elections challenge anyone whose ever said that democracy is a lost cause in Africa. The media coverage had pretty much written off the outcome before a single vote was cast. The world should prepare for a rigged vote, warned the...
by Linda Zuze | Jul 23, 2021 | Articles
Mbali had taken longer than planned to leave her corporate job and pursue a lifelong dream of running a catering business. There was always a reason to put it off. She was too young. She needed the financial security. She would be crazy to walk away from a steady...
by Linda Zuze | Jul 23, 2021 | Inspired
One of my favourite ways to start off the day is watching a visual liturgy from The Work of the People. I read this beautiful Franciscan Benediction this morning. It’s tempting to try to tune out what’s happening around us at the moment but, more than ever, we...
by Linda Zuze | Feb 11, 2021 | Articles
While there are many efforts to improve the gender balance in STEM careers, one promising possibility is mentorship, writes Linda Zuze. I recently read a remarkable novel about two childhood friends called “My Brilliant Friend” by Elena Ferrente. It is an...
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