Kaata Minah, wanted a second child. This was supposed to be easy, get pregnant, have a baby, raise the child. Sadly everything did not pan out as told in classic novels, it became an emotional roller coaster. In Part One, we spoke about the background leading to the story , our mission in raising awareness about pregnancy and baby loss. In the sequel we dive deeper behind the scenes of a Queen who desperately needed a happy ending. *** Warning** This interview may trigger people who have experienced pregnancy and baby loss. Ariana Diaries: After your 1st miscarriage what happened next? Kaata Minah: So fast forward, Hubby comes back in July and…

Victims live among us like an average child or adult. Sometimes they cause attractions through drunkenness, mental illness or other vital behaviours. Most don’t tell their stories, and often time we learn about their lives through whispers and gossips. We have a trained culture of silence and disgrace in public. As Africans, we were always taught to mind our business, speak when spoken to. And to know our place in society. Here are key reasons why abuse is still a major problem in the African community. An old African proverb says, “It takes a village to raise a child.” It is sad to see that the ancient tradition of caring…