Ayana Magazine – A digital women’s magazine

by Chenai Mugunyani Did you know that you are what you eat? We try so many different hair products and we complain about how much money we waste on the stuff that does not work on our hair, but have you stopped for a minute to think about how what you put into your body […]

by: Curswell Tshihwela   The Covid-19 pandemic brought a lot of uncertainty to the majority, as it was ripping off what most depend on. Various industries got affected negatively which result in less profit generated. Most industries had to shut down in fear or to prevent exposure to the virus. Some lost their loved one’s, […]

Op: Ed by Ronen Aires I’m a recovering control freak. Growing up as a Gen X’er, my parents and my parents’ parents made sure we cut our teeth on three very simple truths: 1) hard work 2) more hard work and 3) leadership. The latter only happened if you worked hard though. Very hard. Like […]

OP:ED by Ian Fuhr It’s easy for a business to fire an errant employee who has made racist remarks on social media and distance themselves from the problem and the sentiment. These brands are essentially saying, ‘it’s not us, it’s them. Their values do not represent our values.’ The problem with this tactic is that […]

by Abigail Radebe Qhwa qhwa qhwa (the supposedly sound that my heel makes) as I’m about to walk into a room full of men that think I am incompetent, yes you have guessed it right. I’m back to square one where I have to prove myself again. I have to use this opportunity not only […]

by Lungelo Luthuli Recently STATS SA announced that the number of unemployed people in South Africa in this quarter is sitting at around 2.2. million. This is equivalent to the population of Botswana, startling stuff! We have basically shed the entire country of Botswana. Unemployment rates, the world over, has spiralled since the advent of […]