Sustaining Friendships over the Years: Helena and Juliet Part 4
I met Helena and Juliet (pseudonyms) during coffee hour at church, and their warmth, sense of humor, and cute giggles with each other drew me to them. Here were two […]
On Grieving Lost friendships and the pain it carries by Hannah Baluka – Part 3
I have learned the importance of forgiveness, both extending it when I have been hurt and seeking it when I have caused hurt. Pride prolongs distance, but humility creates room […]
Living in Two Worlds: Maintaining friendships across borders by Lindzy Byamugisha – Part 2
Living in two worlds taught me that friendship, at its core, was never about geography. It was always about intention and the grace to keep pursuing. Whereas borders can separate bodies, they are never […]
Starting from Scratch: Creating friendships while living abroad by Ncobile Mukasa – Part 1
Leaving home made me realize how much proximity helps in maintaining friendships and how much I took that for granted… Proximity also requires conscious effort to make the time to […]
Friendship series – Prologue
“Friendship arises out of mere Companionship when two or more of the companions discover that they have in common some insight or interest or even taste which the others do […]
Depression and Anxiety: 4/4 Parting words from Ancillar
Hello there! Happy new month and thank you for passing by. This is the last post for our series and we will be hosting Ancillar who blogs at this site […]
Depression and Anxiety: 2/4
Anxiety is it’s own creature. Anxiety asks me to focus on the terrible things I’ve done. The people I’ve hurt. The promises I’ve broken. Anxiety tells me to make a […]
Depression and Anxiety: 1/4
Hi there. Happy new week and thank you for taking the time to pass by and read some of my scribbles. I truly appreciate you. I’ve been meaning to do […]
Of being comfortable in your skin: Guest Post by Agasha Denise
Hiya! I hope the second half of the year is faring well for you. Super-duper hopeful to see what 2021 still has in store for us as the remaining months […]
A Tale of four books by female authors
Hiya! This is the last Wednesday of the Women’s month and I decided to host the ever beautiful and Phenomenal Racheal Kizza who is the Project Coordinator at African Writer’s […]
Jesse’s Jewel – Nick Twinamatsiko
Hiya! The third guest on the blog reviewing her fave Afrolit book is the ever sweet and satirical, Mable Amuron. She is an amazing book reviewer as well and you […]
These Bones Will Rise Again – Panashe Chigumadzi; Manchester Happened – Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi and My Sister the Serial Killer – Oyinkan Braithwaite
Hiya! Super excited to host this series of amazeballs Afrolit books that you can’t miss indulging in lieu of Black History month. Today’s guest is an amazing book reviewer that […]
Fiction History and African Literature
Hi there! Good to have you back for another read on here. So, I’ve always wanted to do something like this on my blog when I started Reviewing various books […]
Idealism Versus Realism amidst changing expectations: An end to 2020!
“Expectations are like fine pottery. The harder you hold them, the more likely they are to crack”.Brandon Sanderson, The Way of Kings. Hiya! Always thrilling to share a few of my […]
Collaboration: Girl Talk on Self worth with Miss B
‘A woman who knows her worth is a beacon. She’s an embodiment of love. You can’t give her a half a lung, she’s worth life. A woman who knows her […]
Uganda at 58: Post Colonialism into Neo-colonialism.
Hello blogtheren, Happy 58th Independence Day to my Ugandan people! We’re almost reaching the retirement age according to our laws. I wonder if we’ll be given pension benefits 2 years […]
Gaining A Biblical Understanding of How God Perceives Men and Women
Hiya! We’re back with the guest post series. You can catch up with the genesis of the whole series by following this link Here. Over to Margaret now, the guest on […]
Gaining A Biblical Understanding of How God Perceives Women.
Hiya! We’re back with the guest post series. You can catch up with the genesis of the whole series by following this link Here. Over to Margaret now, the guest […]
Feminism and Relationship; To submit or not to submit?
Hiya! We’re back with the guest post series. You can catch up with the genesis of the whole series by following this link Here. Over to Margaret now, the guest […]
Is Biblical Feminism A Term Used in Scripture?
Hey there! Welcome back to the Feminism and Perspective series. In case its your first time, you can get the whole gist here https://resolutescribbles.com/category/guest-post-series-perspective-and-feminism/ Today we shall be answering the […]
Discerning the truth as a Christian in a Radical Feminist environment.
Hey there. I hope you are doing alright. So the series I kick started yesterday begins today. And so, I shall hand over the blog to my guest, Margaret Noblin. […]
Guest Post Series: Perspective And Feminism
Have you ever sat down and questioned what feminism really is? Yes, we’ve read and heard all these things of the quest for equality and equal standing, but have you […]
#My AuntFloExperience campaign: Enhancing Menstrual Hygiene Management among the Youth in Uganda.
In 2009, I shed my first drop of menstrual blood and I didn’t know what it was. I was rushed to infirmary and it was then that we were told […]