A few weeks ago, I was sitting with friends and we were talking about women making the first move. They were both shocked that I didn’t believe in the tired notion that women aren’t supposed to make the first move.
Author: Frieda Mukufa (Frieda Mukufa )
Feelings nations
There are so many precautions we are told that would benefit us as women when it comes to sexual intercourse.
Mavutu Conversations – Menorrhagia is often overlooked, downplayed
I’d like to shed light on a period-related condition that is often overlooked or misdiagnosed by doctors.
Mavutu Conversations – Forced to choose between purchasing food or sanitary items
Hello dedicated readers. It has been a minute since I provided my two cents on women’s issues that are important. I hope you have not missed me too much.
Mavutu Conversations – ‘Wear our booty shorts and show our bellies and thunder thighs’
Every year, we wear miniskirts and chant, “My koekie my keuse” through Independence Avenue, holding up posters with writings of, “my body, my choice” and “no to slut shaming”.
Mavutu Conversations – Handling sharp shooting pain in the boobs
Ladies, you know that sharp shooting pain you often feel in your left or right boob? Well, worry not, you are not dying. In most cases, it has a lot to do with your menstrual cycle and hormonal changes that are happening in your body
Mavutu Conversations – Vaginal flatulence is completely normal
I want to start the first conversation of the year on a very light note. With something that a lot of us, women, experience – vaginal farts, medically known as vaginal flatulence.
Mavutu Conversations – Happy new year
This year is no different; we are still talking about women-related issues and everything surrounding women. I hope 2022 was a great year for every one of you readers.
Mavutu Conversations – End femicide now
I know many think we have exhausted the conversations around gender-based violence, yet, nothing seems to be solving the issue at hand, especially in Namibia, and mostly, the northern regions of the country.
Mavutu Conversations – Cryptic pregnancies are real
Recently, I came across a video on Twitter where a lady was narrating how she did not know she was pregnant until the day she went to the doctor because of severe abdominal pains.