Agriculture Economist and development practitioner with wide experience working in Africa. She is the founder of Chinsa and Author of What Is In Your Hand?
Emotional health is about how we think and feel, how we cope with life events, and how we acknowledge our emotions and those of others. It does not mean being happy all the time, but it does mean building the awareness.
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The woman with the alabaster jar in Luke 7: 36-50 is one of the unnamed women in the Holy Bible that I reflect on in my devotional book " He Calls You by Name". The book is available in many online bookstores
Jesus shared the story of the widow of Zarephath as an example of faith in the impossible (Luke 4:26). Although nameless, Jesus acknowledges her generosity to Elijah. She is one of the women that I reflect on in He Calls You by Name.
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Trade. Transformation. Partnership.
These three forces define the World Cotton Day 2026 theme — and the path from cotton production to broader prosperity.
You have to be willing to be uncomfortable for a season: to stretch and face new opposition without being weak and turning back. It may mean you’ll have to change relationships that are limiting your growth, keeping you from flourishing. It takes courage to get well.
Check out my latest article: Zambia’s Socio-Economic Trajectory (1986–2025): Credit Upgrades, Debt Cycles, and the Everyday Question “What Is in It for Me?” https://t.co/nVzE8gaZ26 via @LinkedIn