HeyJaredCaroline Somanje
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- 9
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- Sep 27, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Who will guard the guards? - Nation Online (opens the original)
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I have always questioned the recruitment of old men, many in their 60s and 70s, as private security guards for homes and companies. It is not uncommon to see them early in the morning returning from duty or in the evenings trekking to their night shifts. They are easy to spot — usually clad in heavy overcoats, woolen hats and carrying bags, mostly containing maize flour and relish for meals. But how does an employer entrust their life and property to an old guard whose health and energy may not
When does money become his, hers or ours? - Nation Online (opens the original)
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The moment money enters love, it stops being just about love. It becomes about power, trust and respect. That’s why it gets messy sometimes. There’s no automatic switch when you say “I love you” or “I do.” Couples have all sorts of goals and expectations. Relationship dynamics are huge and by far, the hardest to phantom. That is why external influence becomes difficult to penetrate the love stronghold, even when it serves to interrupt a toxic environment. Three will always be company. By agreeme
Justice Chimwaza speaks on minors’ protection - Nation Online (opens the original)
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High Court Judge in the Family and Probate Division Justice Madalitso Khoswe Chimwaza has trained the police on human trafficking and the laws that protect children from commercial sex. These officers, alongside Eye of the Child and Free A Girl—a US-based organisation— have successfully rescued children from night clubs and brothels. Caroline Somanje contacted Chimwaza to learn more: Q: What does the law say about the protection of minors in relation to commercial sex work? A: The State is manda
Equation incomplete without us - Nation Online (opens the original)
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For so long, we have been told that science and mathematics are fields of cold, objective data and a man’s place. We have been told that we cannot pursue a career in science and mathematics because it is a perceived tough study area. But emerging trends tell a different story; more women are now opting to take the science and mathematics route and are even doing much better than men. This, however, shouldn’t mean we should despise men, but rather, it should encourage us to have a different perce
Make the gym conducive for everyone - Nation Online (opens the original)
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The gym has often been perceived as a man’s place, and not necessarily for women. As such, a woman going to the gym, at times, is looked at strange, or it triggers all sorts of weird theories. This situation results in the gym becoming a non-friendly environment for most women, who simply want to keep fit and maintain healthy bodies. The women face challenges that mainly emanate from such a perception despite it being archaic. Times have changed and we all ought to understand the importance of w
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