Tokoh guru award recipient's passion for teaching began with 'playing school'
KUALA LUMPUR: Noorizan Mohamed’s (pix) interest in teaching began since she was a child when she played the teacher role at home with her younger sibl...
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KUALA LUMPUR: Noorizan Mohamed’s (pix) interest in teaching began since she was a child when she played the teacher role at home with her younger sibl...
After more than a year of twists and challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers continue to strive harder...
Having previously featured in House Beautiful's list of emerging female gardeners, find out more about Poppy Okotcha's modelling past and how she's become horticulture's newest rising star. Poppy appears in Channel 4 • Poppy was born in London but grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa. During her teenage years she moved back to the UK, spending time in the British countryside, and spent her early 20s in London. • As a trained horticulturist and ecologically-focussed grower, Poppy's mission is to inspire people to engage with and connect to the natural world. She also advocates for thos...
Bonnie (Tamer) Woods, 52 years young, made her heavenly journey with the Angels on April 21st surrounded by family. A Utica native growing up on Court Street, Bonnie attended Lincoln, Kernan and UFA schools, after which she earned a Bachelorâs Degree with Honors from Hartwick College in Oneonta, NY. Bonnie leaves behind her beloved husband Darren, having shared 30 wonderful years together. As the baby sister, she also leaves three dear siblings brothers Bert âButchâ (Joan) of Utica NY, Joseph âJoeâ (Tara) of Irving TX, and sister Donna of New Hartford. She also leaves...
By Believe Chisanga As we celebrate Women’s Day on 8th March, it is imperative that we honor the women who have broken records and dominances in this mostly male-dominated world. The female gender is usually expected to be in the kitchen and rear children, looking after the home but all this is now a thing of the past. Women have risen to show the world that they too can be as good as the menfolk, even better. And one of these strong women is our Director of Housing and Social Services Ms. Tilyenji Mwanza. She was born and bred on the Copperbelt, the firstborn and only girl in a family of t...