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New Year, New Fashion!
In Cameroon, the upbeat phrase “Happy happy!” signifies a fresh start. New Year traditions worldwide vary, from cleaning to setting resolutions. Despite high failure rates, success is possible with realistic goals, detailed plans, and support systems. Anticipated 2024 developments include mandatory Biodiversity Net Gain and Worker Protection Act amendments for workers’ rights. Continue reading
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Confronting Sexual Harassment and Assault
Sexual violence against women is a global issue with the World Health Organization recognizing it as a major public health problem. A study reveling the prevalence of sexual harassment in the medical field showed nearly two-thirds of female surgeons faced sexual harassment, and a third reported sexual assault in the last five years. Concurrently, a… Continue reading
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Prioritising Breast Health
It’s Breast Cancer Awareness month and we are talking boob health, love and positivity. Continue reading
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Building Resilience for a Changing World
In the UK, flooding causes significant damage each year, with an estimated cost of £700m, as reported by the Association of British Insurers. Forecasters anticipate surge of around 20% within a century. The frequency of heavy rainfall is on the rise in various regions of the UK, as well as globally. As a result, there… Continue reading
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Embracing the Essence of Black History Month
In the UK, the month of October is dedicated to Black History, providing an opportunity for reflection and celebration of the contributions and achievements of black individuals throughout history. This significant month also coincides with World Menopause Day on the 18th, raising awareness and understanding of menopause-related issues. Black History Month 2023 is Saluting Our… Continue reading
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Debunking the confidence gap myth
In his book titled “The Confidence Gap,” Dr. Arthur Harris explores the profound impact of the space between taking action and developing confidence. This phenomenon is believed to impede personal development and hinder career progress. Numerous studies consistently demonstrate a discrepancy in self-esteem levels between genders, with men generally expressing greater confidence. Research has shown… Continue reading