So it’s Day 6 of lockdown and I’ve been receiving so many requests for home exercise videos and detox tips during this period. The question is “How do I eat healthy, not gain weight and stay sane during lockdown?” I’ve broken down this blog into 3 parts which are vital in ensuring you stay healthy,Continue reading “Staying healthy, fit and sane during lockdown”
Author Archives: Sibahle Teyise
21 Tips to Surviving Lockdown
These past two weeks have been an emotional roller coaster I did not sign up for. I get emotionally imbalanced just trying to re-live everything. The 14th of March was one of the greatest days of my Events career thus far and just a few hours later the world as I know it completely shifted.Continue reading “21 Tips to Surviving Lockdown”
Thank you, NEXT!
If you think this is one of those blogs written by an ex girlfriend about her past relationships and moving on… you’re damn right! This is a lil different though because I’m not bitter. I just want to tell you a story. Once upon a time I was a little girl growing up in theContinue reading “Thank you, NEXT!”
I might just be a feminist
Let’s start this blog with a confession. At University I took Gender Studies as an elective and I used to cringe every time someone referred to me as a feminist. Mostly because I always imagined feminists to be a group of bare foot women with big placards stating how bad the other gender was. Also,Continue reading “I might just be a feminist”
Getting through 2019 with three words
It’s been very hard for me to try and write this blog without mentioning just how hard and terrifying being a woman in South Africa has been this year. The only time I fear sleeping is when I’m on a flight, I have serious height phobia so for as many hours as I am onContinue reading “Getting through 2019 with three words”
What will we tell our daughters?
When I was 9 years I followed my older sister and her friends to the park without their permission. My sister was upset with me but she let me follow them because I promised to “tell on her” if she didn’t want to play with me. We were not allowed to walk to the parkContinue reading “What will we tell our daughters?”
