Heres a Pinky Promise

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First things first, before we even talk about promises, I definately got to share with you my objectives for the whole blog. Believe me  you need to know them.... 😋 even if you feel like you dont but you do.


● Sharing my life experience from Swaziland as raw and unfiltered as possible

Reason: having lived my whole years in here and also done tourism studies, i felt it would be great to share how life in Swaziland feels like.


 ● anything termed as hot, will be for your eyes only 


● inspiration, motivation and everything to awaken the lying giant within you


● things you may not know about on this other end "Did you knows?"



And theeeeen the big reveal!!!!! So I will be posting content for you every Wednesday, you like it huh? 


Since I have time to myself when im not assisting clients at the kiosk, I have dedicated that time to creating content for the site,  rather than being idle all day, i thought why not share this part of the world with the rest of the world.


I am also looking forward to get a mentor whose gonna throw in some advices here and there on how to improve the blog. So if you feel like you can be the one please get in touch with me here at mnisinokuphila@gmail.com , il be continuously refreshing my mailbox to hear  from you and we can start our journey.


PS: Normalize sharing with friends the content you found intresting, and also the things that you find helpful, dont be selfish.... 😆😆

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