Meet-At-Tribe: Tikia Aludria Joella

Meet-At-Tribe: Tikia Aludria Joella

Tribe Tesi proudly sponsored the 2022 Afrobloggers Award in the categories of The Expressive and The Blogger Of The Year. The Afrobloggers Awards celebrate creativity, dedication and responsible use of online spaces with the aim of inspiring more people to...
My Top 5 Everyday Gargets

My Top 5 Everyday Gargets

Research conducted a couple of years ago by Currys PC World looked into the tech that British people  simply couldn’t live without. Can you believe that this particular survey found that around 43 per cent of the population said they would never want to be...
Meet-At-Tribe: Kudakwashe Gumboreshumba Derera

Meet-At-Tribe: Kudakwashe Gumboreshumba Derera

It was a rare thing to see someone who looked like me on a magazine cover in the last 20 years here in the UK. Or even on television and if there was that off chance that it happened, it was never in a positive way. And if that was a rarity, imagine knowing a black...
Meet-At-Tribe: Ngozi Lyn Cole

Meet-At-Tribe: Ngozi Lyn Cole

I’m excited to be conducting the first Meet-At-Tribe interview series which will feature people in my community who are doing amazing things. I seek to understand the successes, barriers, good times, lessons that those I admire and look up to sometimes face....
Why Don’t Black Women Workout?

Why Don’t Black Women Workout?

Are you one of those who asks that question? Don’t be silly. Of course we work-out – but our attitude towards exercise can be blamed towards cultural expectations and pressure. Exercising regularly helps prevent illness and promotes good mental and...
Striving For A Work-Life Balance

Striving For A Work-Life Balance

The concept of work-life balance is not new – The phrase “work-life balance” was first used in the UK in the late 1970s, but the concept has been around for centuries. Ancient civilisations such as the Greeks and Romans valued a balance between work...