Simple Ways To Expand Your Food Palate And Become A Foodie 

How can you dislike something you’ve never tried? My closest friend recently expressed great surprise when they discovered my incredibly versatile palate. From unconventional treats like chicken feet, pig’s ears, and escargot, to the more refined delicacies like beef tartare, black cod, truffle pasta, and lobster – I eat anything. Although, in all fairness, there is still one culinary creation…

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Parents load suitcases into a car while their children excitedly greet their grandparents, showing a multigenerational family travel moment before a road trip.

Why Multigenerational Family Travel Is the Shift More Families Are Embracing as They Plan for 2026

Multigenerational family travel is moving from niche to normal as families rethink how they spend time together. If you’re reading this today, there’s a good chance you’re doing one of two things. Either you’re easing into January slowly, still coming down from the festive season, or you’re already on your phone, half-scrolling, half-thinking about what the year ahead might look…

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Word of the year growth — a reflective portrait of Nillah on a London rooftop at sunset, symbolising intention and personal growth.

This Year Is for Personal Growth: Why I’m Choosing It Over Resolutions After a Year of Change

And I’ll be tracking my personal growth journey throughout the year. Every January, there’s a familiar feeling that creeps in. A quiet pressure to decide, almost immediately, who you’re meant to become next. New habits, new goals, a better version of yourself sketched out before the year has even properly started. A few years ago, I realised that the problem…

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Family celebrating christmas

Christmas in Africa Is Loud, Warm, and Unapologetically Communal. And That’s Exactly the Point

Do people celebrate Christmas in Africa? It’s a question people ask politely, often with genuine curiosity, and almost always followed by a pause, as if the answer could go either way. I usually smile when I hear it. The question says more about how Christmas has been framed globally than it does about Africa itself. The answer, though, is simple.…

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Spending Christmas alone at home, standing quietly by a softly lit Christmas tree during the festive season.

How to Spend Christmas Alone Without Feeling Like You’re Doing Something Wrong

It usually starts with a harmless question: So, what are you doing for Christmas? And even before you answer, there’s often a pause where you instinctively start editing yourself, wondering whether to soften the truth, add context, or make your plans sound fuller than they really are. Saying you’re spending Christmas alone can still feel, strangely, like an incomplete answer,…

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African woman smiling playfully at home beside framed photos, capturing a joyful moment as she prepares to celebrate Thanksgiving in her own way.

I Never Understood Thanksgiving Until My Year of ‘Change’ Explained It. This Is How I’m Making It My Own.

If you had asked me a few years ago whether I’d ever consider celebrating Thanksgiving, I would have laughed and kept scrolling. As an African, the holiday didn’t exist anywhere in my world. It belonged to American sitcoms, Hallmark movies, and families who had autumn leaves in their backyards. We didn’t grow up thinking about turkey carving, gratitude lists, or…

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