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From Oxford Graduate to Pet-Sitter: Navigating Post-Uni Life

In the hallowed halls of Oxford, under the watchful eyes of aged frescos that seem to tell stories of ambition and achievement, I stood among my cohort, cloaked in the traditional black robes of academia. We, the graduates, were charged with excitement, our heads filled with inspiring narratives of future success painted vividly by motivational speakers. They assured us that the world beyond those ancient walls awaited us with opportunities as diverse as they were numerous. I graduated from Oxford with my…

A Celebration of Africa’s |Xam Language at Oxford University

In a significant move to honor the historical legacy and contributions of marginalized groups, a new inscription in the lxam language has been etched into the façade of Rhodes House at Oxford University. This endeavor acknowledges the tribulations and relentless labor of those whose hardships ultimately contributed to Cecil Rhodes’ immense wealth. The lxam inscription was skillfully crafted by Fergus Wessel, a stone mason hailing from the UK, whose work is steeped in the traditions of the English Arts and Crafts movement.…

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