Tales & Insights

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A young mother holding her crying son

Fear to Forgiveness

Short Stories

He should have kept his silence, for no sooner had the words come out of his mouth than a hot sting flew across his face. His eyes watered immediately but he knew he could not cry; crying would invite more beatings. Why was his mother so violent?

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Embers

Short Stories

Borketey and I had been having an emotional affair for four years. What started during the lockdown in 2020 as a harmless chat between two long-time friends who rarely got in touch developed quickly into an emotional attachment. In all the four years of our “affair”, we had never had any sexual involvement, even though he knew I wouldn’t turn him down.

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A Bed of Roses

Articles

Marriage is a bed of roses, and it comes with its share of thorns. The thorns do not diminish the beauty of the roses. If you want to get the rose, tread around the thorns cautiously.

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Worth a Thousand Words

Articles

Pictures, they say, are worth a thousand words. Images and videos are priceless time capsules, memories frozen in time forever. From the ancient cave paintings that adorned prehistoric dwellings to the digital masterpieces of today, humanity has always relied on images to preserve and share significant moments – from the first cry of a child

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Ripple Effect of Words: A Lesson from Noah

Articles Christian

This story isn’t just about ancient history. It’s a powerful reminder of the lasting impact of our words. As parents, we are the first “prophets” our children encounter. Our words can shape them, build them up with love and encouragement, or tear them down with criticism. 

An African couple that recently married

Married to One

Short Stories

As Dorothy lay in his arms, unable to fall asleep because of the new things she had discovered, she concluded that the fairy tales had not done justice to the ending of their stories. She was definitely going to rewrite them with Duncan.

an African woman embracing an African man from the back

Home at Last

Short Stories

He looked into my eyes. I wished he would say the words I read in those brown eyes. Instead, he pulled me into a warm embrace, his entire body flowing into mine. I held on, and I cried.

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