Welcome to the first ever issue of Chaud : The Magazine! This magazine aims to bring you all the hot news in entertainment, technology, business and all the other good stuff. This project was fun and hard work but with … Continue reading The Teaser Issue!!!
Solange recently tweeted ‘I’ve never painted myself as a team natural vice president. I don’t know the lingo and I don’t sleep with a satin cap…However, I did noticed when I picked out my hair, I kept seeing feedback about needing … Continue reading HerDamnStyle: Solange Knowles
Le Plackard is where we get VIP access into closets and in this issue 3 of our favourite Southern belles fashion bloggers give us a peek and also share with us their most value accessories and ones they regret purchasing. … Continue reading Her Accessories
Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook’s four-year COO is now the first woman on the company’s board of directors. Sheryl is a top advocate for female leadership in the workplace, writing and speaking on the topic for years — particularly on how she has managed … Continue reading Silicon Talk
When I think of Africa, I see the birth of my dreams, I see my foundation, ,I see people as a whole with warmth, the beauty Mother nature gave us, (Table Mountain, Victoria Falls, the Namib desert, the wildlife, the jaccarandas) I see education values, I … Continue reading My Africa Is…..
It was one of those rare moments where it was sunny in London on a Saturday and I did not want mine to go to waste, so I did what I had never done before – I took myself out … Continue reading Discovering London: Victoria & Albert Museum
It’s easy to love fashion – the simplicity, complexity, the avant-garde, the crazy(usually found in Brick Lane London), the well-tailored (City Boys on the tube every morning in their suits..some-one say Amen!) , the playfulness and creativity of it all with … Continue reading Stylish Tots
Trisha sighed, as she watched the breaking waves. Closing her eyes she breathed in the fresh air. She had badly needed this break, and the invitation to this strategic management symposium had come at an opportune time. She had spent one glorious week by the lake side, and often at dusk would take solitary walks.
She enjoyed the freedom that helped her clear her violated mind. It eased the pain in her heart, as she battled within. Her life was quite in turmoil and she felt like a pressure cooker. Being sent on a symposium that everyone else refused to attend had been a true blessing.
There were ten of them – representatives picked from the various departments of New Media Advertising’s Graphics division. Amongst them was Tristan. She briefly opened Continue reading “Chaud Prose: ‘Dilemma’”
Editor’s Comment: The article below is from the Kernel Magazine – one that I read on my daily tech reads thanks to the day job, I thought to share this with you our dear readers. Do you agree that there should be no preferential treatment given to women in the tech sector?After all is 2012…
“Women in tech.” Can you think of a more boring subject? Maybe men in tech. And why is that? Because no one cares! Or at least, for crying out loud, no one should.
I’m new to the tech scene and I’ve been bowled over by the attention lavished on women. I’m struggling to work out why. According to the gushing praise “women in tech” seem to get on a weekly basis, should we be concerned about the lack of females in the industry?
Whenever a woman founds a start-up or lands a high-paying job in the technology industry, apparently there is a need to celebrate. Facebook has female engineers! Quick, alert the media! A woman wants to start her own tech company? Good grief, this is major news.
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