I am my fathers daughter

Saturday, June 23, 2012 - 16:56, by Delta Milayo Ndou

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My father for a long time was not my favourite man. It seems  as “divorced children” when we are younger we are very judgemental of the way in which our parents handle their relationsip with each other. To me it was all black and white, daddy was the A-hole who treated mama bad and left her to look after me all by herself, hassling to make ends meet while he did the rounds with the fast cars, young chics and spent his money on everything except his family. 

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I’m asking for help… it’s embarrassing but I’m doing it anyway!

Thursday, June 21, 2012 - 18:08, by Delta Milayo Ndou

Dear Friends, (forgive my presumptiousness in addressing you all as friends)

I write to make a humble request. As some of you may know, I am doing a Masters and am well on my way towards completing it.


My request is that you spare 10 minutes of your precious time and fill in the questionnaire that I prepared which consists of ONLY 10 questions.

The survey guarantees anonymity, confidentiality and I can assure you that your responses will be used purely for academic purposes. The questions are available on the link below:

SURVEY MONKEY: How the media influences what we remember and how we… ( Read on! )

No. I won’t give a eulogy

Friday, June 15, 2012 - 10:14, by Delta Milayo Ndou

A while ago I had a nightmare in which my best friend Talema Moyo had died. The sharpness of that pain woke me up and long after I had realized it was just a bad dream – the feeling of loss and regret lingered.

Loss because she has always been there and I mean through the good and the worst… she has been a witness to my life. I remember a character in the movie Shall We Dance who said:

We need a witness to our lives. There’s a billion people on the planet… I mean, what does any one life really mean? But in a marriage, you’re promising to care about everything. The good things, the… ( Read on! )

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Delta Milayo Ndou

Delta Milayo Ndou

Delta is a journalist, activist and blogger. (Read on!)In 2011 she was nominated among the Top 20 global new media leaders & bloggers 2011 from Washington Foreign Press Center and voted most influential woman in Media 2011 by MAC/Oxfam Canada. She was also identified among Africa's Most Promising Women Leaders 2010 as a MILEAD Fellow and identified among Zimbabwe's most Innovative and Leading Youth 2008 by Imagine Afrika. In addition she is also currently a recipient of Canon Collins Trust Scholarship for Southern Africa: 2011 and a Mandela Foundation Scholar 2011: University of Sussex, UK.

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