THE SMART NEWS SOURCE | Feb 10 2012 12:11 | LAST UPDATED Feb 10 2012 12:11 |
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Independence has its drawbacksFor months I have been working on opening a shop with my Afrikaans business partner and two Jewish colleagues, writes Milisuthando Bongela. Below mom's radarThere is no doubt that, although I've never heard my mom actually say the word "sex" out loud, it was forbidden. The lights of my lifeWith his son now three months old, Chief K Masimba Biriwasha reflects that the unpredictable journey of parenthood mirrors his country's uncertainties Me doctor, you readerPatricia Maganu uses journalistic subterfuge to allay her fears for her son's health. Baby love in the time of choleraEach time I embrace Tadana, it's difficult for me to push thoughts about my country into the far recesses. Preserving innocence: A study in futilityOn being a so-called white, so-called middle-class, so-called liberal parent in South Africa in 2008, while trying not to lie and preserve innocence. Waking up is hard to doIn the second of a five-part series about the hopes and fears of a new father in an uncertain Zimbabwe. Mom at workThe notion of the "ideal worker" as essentially male and free of domestic responsibilities still permeates the thinking of many employers. |
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