FacebookTweetPinEmailPrint I know I’ve been absent from this blog for so long! I didn’t take a fun break, I didn’t go on holiday or a retreat. I actually was quite under the weather. I caught that summer covid that’s going … Read More
Criminal networks are increasingly seeking to gain control over extraction sites, trade routes, and refining infrastructure. According to a new report from the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), these groups have become deeply embedded in gold supply chains, … Read More
LISTEN TO THE SHOW HERE Listen on: In this episode I talk on day 1 of England lockdown 2 about: why I am limiting my screen time what mini moments of daily trauma can do to us acknowledging that lockdown … Read More
If there’s one place where fashion grinds as hard as the skaters, it’s London. This city knows how to ride a deck and a trend at the same time—rain or shine (and let’s be honest, mostly rain). From the concrete … Read More
But hunger has followed them. Over 57 per cent of the population in the world’s youngest country to the south is already facing high levels of acute food insecurity. Sudan and South Sudan are among five global hunger hotspots of … Read More
Navigating the complexities of business health insurance can be overwhelming. With countless options, ever-changing regulations, and the pressure to provide your employees with a competitive benefits package, choosing the right coverage is no small task. In addition, simply managing business … Read More
FINALLY… my absolute favourite time of year is here in terms of styling outfits. Summer is great and all, I’ll miss being able to spend time in the garden but I definitely will not miss having to have so much … Read More
National health data released Wednesday shows overdose deaths in Canada dropped in 2024 but the toll still remained much higher than it was before the COVID-19 pandemic. A joint statement from the country’s chief medical officers of health, chief coroners and chief … Read More
I don’t think there is a city in the world that doesn’t look heavenly under the glowy guise of autumn. The orange, yellow and red leaves. The low sunlight that catches through what’s left on the trees, and the … Read More
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a stark warning about the devastating toll of tobacco use in Pakistan, which claims approximately 164,000 lives annually and drains the economy of over PKR 700 billion (roughly US$ 2.5 billion). Calling the … Read More