by Olwethu Njoloza-Leshabane | Sep 4, 2026 | Home, Inspiration, Lifestyle, Parenting
Finding a language for the mother who needs support without wanting to stop being a mother There is a conversation we need to have after the conversation about mothers who are falling apart. It is a quieter conversation, perhaps, but no less important. It is the...
by Olwethu Njoloza-Leshabane | Sep 3, 2026 | Lifestyle
The Lindsay Clancy case has, in many ways, cracked open a conversation we have been collectively avoiding for far too long. A conversation about the quiet, indirect violence of neglect. About what happens when postpartum mothers repeatedly ask for help and are met...
by Olwethu Njoloza-Leshabane | Apr 24, 2026 | 2Live with Olwethu, Mental Health, Wellness
Somewhere along the way, menopause became a quiet thing.Something spoken about in hushed tones.A phase we joke about to soften it.A future we pretend is far away – until it isn’t. At 35, I’m not quite “there” yet.But I’m close enough to feel its shadow in...
by Olwethu Njoloza-Leshabane | Apr 24, 2025 | Lifestyle, Reviews
Of course I had to subscribe the moment Tiwa Savage dropped her surprise WhatsApp channel. She teased that something special was on the way for her fans – but I wasn’t expecting this. Follow the Savage Soldiers channel on WhatsApp Turns out, Tiwa used the...
by Olwethu Njoloza-Leshabane | Apr 7, 2025 | Editors Note,, Lifestyle, Parenting, Relationships, The Growing Parent
No one just rolls out of bed one morning, stretches, yawns and says, “Right, I think my marriage is done.” At least, not in my book. I believe endings creep in like dust – quiet, subtle and only obvious when the light hits just right. I come from a background...