Black African Woman on a motorcycle traveling around the world
Photo credits: Moteras Peru While planning our trip, it never crossed our minds to even think of how traveling as a couple would impact our lives and marriage. Â Before traveling, we both held 8 - 5 jobs and therefore spent way less time together. Ironically, we thought we spent more time…
You are reading this because you are already on Women Riders World Relay group on Facebook, but what if you are not in the group and donât even ride a motorcycle? What if you ride a motorcycle and have not come across this great movement? What if this is your first time to come…
In the year 2011, I was just a young girl - right! pursuing a love that had been there for a long time.  I always loved the Safari Rally from the days of Shekhar Mehta and Joginder Singh. Then, I was genuinely a young girl and in my village, I would always join the boys to…
Picture credit: Google photos "Good morning, it's Mother's Day. Happy Mother's Day darling" my husband said this morning, followed with a strong hug and a kiss. Â I did not say a thing. Â I did not want him to let go. My eyes filled up with tears. My throat choking with emotions.…
I loved watching Swaleh Mdoe "Tafakari ya Babu" at the beginning of the Kiswahili news - Citizen nipashe. I think that he partly influenced how I write my blogs because I always start my blogs with a short story about myself. I love sharing my experiences though. I would bet we are many who when…
Picture: Wamuyu Kariuki in South Africa In June 2017, I started experiencing pains on my left shoulders after every ride. Â It did not bother me much because, well, it is normal for shoulder pains after a ride. Â However, I used to ride about only 40 kilometers a day to work and…
This blog has been pending for so long. Â I started writing it when we were in Namibia. Â That is way back in August 2018. Prompted by my weight gain and un-budgeted purchases. I was in a shop fitting a new trouser and one glance at the girl in the mirror and I did not like…
