Two years ago, I found myself in a dilemma, with my job which offered me a bird’s eye view into the world, and security of income was coming to an end. As many would do, we did everything we could to ensure we hung tightly to our comforts and financial...

I had the opportunity of sitting in a talk by Lisa Bevere at a women’s conference that took place at the CRC church in Pretoria this past Thursday. At the end of her talk, I was sure this is one woman I would like to learn from. So, I bought...

Growing up requires us to adopt new traits and habits while at the same time, getting rid of others. I assume these new traits and habits are meant to hone who we are and to ultimately build character. Oftentimes, we conform, whether consciously or unconsciously.

Perhaps it is in the pursuit of finding our place in a busy and crowded world that we inevitably discover, that we have been equipped by an all purposeful, all-loving God with unique gifts and talents to ‘create our own space’ in this life. As we journey to discovering who...

The historical and cultural assumption about single women is that they are unhappy, lonely, and pining for a spouse. The portrait of the single woman as a misfit and someone to be pitied does not reflect the experience of every single woman.

Women deserve the right to work freely and to have their right to dignity upheld in the workplace. Historically biased attitudes towards women and their role in the workplace have become widespread, normalised and structurally embedded.