Tazbia

Joined June 2024

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I'm Tazbia, a dedicated blogger advocating for positive change. I create insightful content, practical advice, provide real-life cases and offer guidance on health concerns, navigating psychological challenges teenagers face and many more..

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INTRODUCTION Corruption, illiteracy, violence, ignorance, rebel, these are not just mere words, every single one of them holds a sad but true reality of our society, that is; nobody speaks against them.
By Tazbia2 years ago in Motivation
NELSON MANDELA
Nelson Mandela, the first black president of South Africa, was an anti-apartheid activist. He was born ROHLIHAHLA Mandela on July 18, 1918, in the rural village of MVEZO, and he was a descendant of the Tembu royal family. Mandela's father served as a local chief and counselor to the king. His devout Christian mother enrolled him in a METHODIST SCHOOL where he was given the English name Nelson after his father's death the 12-year-old Mandela was brought to the center of the Tembu monarchy to be raised by the King's Regent. Living among the royal family exposed Mandela to powerful examples of black leadership that remained a source of influence throughout his life. Mandela attended the University College of Fort Hare and studied law at the UNIVERSITY OF WITWATERSRAND in Johannesburg. The school was only for black students and a frequent target of racism. Mandela soon began to immerse himself in the world of radical politics.
By Tazbia2 years ago in History
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Sometimes, I find myself drawn to the rooftop of my university. It's a peaceful escape from the hustle of this busy world. Breathing freely, without pressure of expectations of this society. From up there, watching the students as they move about, studying, and sharing laughers, I often ask myself, why do I exist?
By Tazbia2 years ago in Critique

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