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When we think about history, we often think about big names and official titles. Kings. Presidents. Generals. But in many African families, the women who shaped us most never entered any textbook. They were traders, farmers, midwives, teachers, caregivers, quiet organisers.
Not every day feels the same on the inside. Some days are soft. Some days are hard. Most days are a mix of both. There are mornings when you wake up with ease, and others when just getting out of bed feels like work. Days when your mind is clear, and days when your thoughts feel loud and tangled.
Creativity does not always look like a studio or months of free time. Most of the time, it looks like real life. For many African women, life is full and noisy. Work, family, community, faith, expectations. Yet beneath all of that, there is still a quiet need to make, to express, to build something that feels like theirs.
