Through solution-oriented discussion forums; Fatuma’s Voice employs the power of artistic tools, intellectual discourse, and cultural devices, to creatively reaffirm community members about the significance of their amplified voice, and motivate engagement in communal, national and continental progression.
Through solution-oriented discussion forums; Fatuma’s Voice employs the power of intellectual discourse, to creatively reaffirm community members about the significance of their amplified voice…
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Would you rather be a popular influencer who is hated by many people or unknown but loved by those who do?
Phanice Wamukota
Popularity equals networking and networking could be an opportunity to make more money, which we all need....like a lot...lol! So yeah, popularity it is!
Popularity equals networking and networking could be an opportunity to make more money, which we all need….like a lot…lol! So yeah, popularity it is!
See lessWhat’s your contribution towards shaping the narrative of Africa?
Phanice Wamukota
Some amazing artists are really doing us proud. Putting us on the map as they have done with music and books and paintings and comedy and Tv shows/films and whatnot. Personally, I am too shy for any of it. If it is not perfect, then it is not making it out of my book. Sad and stupid, but true. So yeRead more
Some amazing artists are really doing us proud. Putting us on the map as they have done with music and books and paintings and comedy and Tv shows/films and whatnot. Personally, I am too shy for any of it. If it is not perfect, then it is not making it out of my book. Sad and stupid, but true. So yeah, zero contribution for as far as I go….
See lessDo African leaders need extra education on how to utilize the continent’s resources?
Phanice Wamukota
Hello there Sir. Please get this started. And while at it, please teach them morals and etiquette too.
Hello there Sir. Please get this started. And while at it, please teach them morals and etiquette too.
See lessWould you rather save, consume, or invest your extra money?
Phanice Wamukota
If I wanted to play it safe, I would probably just save whatever I can spare. Yet I do not have the luxury of waiting for the savings to accumulate due to pressing needs. For faster multiplication of the little I have, Investing is the way to go. Sometimes depending on one's goal, you may need to hoRead more
If I wanted to play it safe, I would probably just save whatever I can spare. Yet I do not have the luxury of waiting for the savings to accumulate due to pressing needs. For faster multiplication of the little I have, Investing is the way to go. Sometimes depending on one’s goal, you may need to hold the little that you get bit by bit until you get to the investing target amount which means you may have to save for a while before embarking on investing. What we choose to invest in is a whole different story. In my case, I would not have gambling, online trading, or anything that puts me in constant anxiety in my options.
See lessHow Feminism in mordern african affecting relationships
Phanice Wamukota
I think people need to understand what feminism is before claiming to be feminists.
I think people need to understand what feminism is before claiming to be feminists.
See lessWhy do people find it hard to free themselves from abusive relationships
Phanice Wamukota
Fear of ridicule and the unknown?
Fear of ridicule and the unknown?
See lessWhat Toll Has The Pandemic Taken On you?
Phanice Wamukota
Its so sad what other people are experiencing. The homelessness, the joblessness, the struggle to put a meal on the table, the rape cases.....urgh! I count myself lucky for still having a job despite the fact that the cash flow has gone down. That said, we have changed our lifestyles. Definitely. WeRead more
Its so sad what other people are experiencing. The homelessness, the joblessness, the struggle to put a meal on the table, the rape cases…..urgh! I count myself lucky for still having a job despite the fact that the cash flow has gone down. That said, we have changed our lifestyles. Definitely. We eat sparingly and when we do, we consider the cost and purchase only what’s necessary. Everyone including kids has learned to ask for what they need and not what they want, we walk more and board cars/matatus less, the luxuries of life have basically been done away with. On the other hand, I am now more receptive to income-generating ideas. Fingers crossed that it all works out for the better for everyone.
See lessIs it Possible to have an Afrikan identity?
Phanice Wamukota
I cannot think of anything other than the fact that we are all from the same continent. Our physiques vary from region to region, our complexions have a wide range, our languages differ, and so do our accents, our experiences differ based on where we come from and the leaders governing us.... is theRead more
I cannot think of anything other than the fact that we are all from the same continent. Our physiques vary from region to region, our complexions have a wide range, our languages differ, and so do our accents, our experiences differ based on where we come from and the leaders governing us…. is there really anything else binding or defining us?
See lessWhat is the difference between a passion and a hobby?
Phanice Wamukota
Will my dreams sustain my life? If so, I just might consider it! It is too huge a risk though and I would have to think loooong and haaaaard....
Will my dreams sustain my life? If so, I just might consider it! It is too huge a risk though and I would have to think loooong and haaaaard….
See lessWhy are women blamed for infertility more than men who can’t accept low sperm count?
Phanice Wamukota
Why women get the most blame for childlessness has to do with the fact that it is women who carry the evidence; the baby. Not the men. It is, therefore, more likely that the woman will get fingers pointed at them more than their male counterparts in the event that this particular couple fails to givRead more
Why women get the most blame for childlessness has to do with the fact that it is women who carry the evidence; the baby. Not the men. It is, therefore, more likely that the woman will get fingers pointed at them more than their male counterparts in the event that this particular couple fails to give us a baby 9 months and 15 minutes after their wedding! Infertility is the inability to either sire or conceive. Both a man and woman can be fertile but after conception, it doesn’t guarantee the fact that the baby will stay to term, thus the miscarriages or elective abortions. As far as miscarriages, that falls upon the woman’s “hostile womb” unless the loss was triggered by some kind of abuse/trauma. This can be assisted in some women as far as I understand. Information is power though. Both men and women should be open for a medical assessment in case they have been trying to no avail. The blame should never be inclined to one side.
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