Sharon is a passionate film producer and storyteller with a love for writing. She blends creativity and vision to bring powerful stories to life on screen, while her writing continues to fuel her craft and inspire her projects.
Therapy isn’t just for the “broken.” It’s not about getting fixed, it’s about getting free. It’s not judgment, it’s guidance. It’s not weakness, it’s courage. At Convo Africa, we’re stripping the myths and bringing real healing to your screen, no shame, no filter.
We joke, overshare, and scroll to cope, but what happens when our “I’m fine” isn’t enough? In this raw and funny take, we unpack why Gen Z is the therapy generation and how Convo Africa’s eTherapy platform is making healing as easy as booking a session from your bed.
You’re such a Leo.”
We’ve all heard it—or said it. In a world where astrology shapes identities and filters love lives, Sharon Nyambura questions whether we’re truly living out our zodiac traits… or just performing them. Blending personal stories with psychology, she challenges us to ask: Are we becoming who the stars say we are, or hiding behind them to avoid doing the work of growth?
Your mental health impacts your wallet more than you think! Learn how emotions shape spending habits and discover practical strategies for better financial decisions.
Every man carries battles no one sees—silent wars fought in the depths of his mind, behind his responsibilities, and within his heart. He is expected to provide, protect, and endure, yet the weight of these roles often goes unspoken. In Silent Battles, we delve into the realities of a man’s silent struggles—the pressures, the doubts, and the quiet resilience that keeps him moving forward.
Contraceptives play a vital role in the sexual and reproductive health of young people. Understanding and using contraception empowers individuals to prevent unintended pregnancies, reduce the risk of STIs, and make informed choices about their future.
Financial culture plays a crucial role in our mental and emotional well-being. The concept of auditing your financial culture, as taught by Amos Ngahu during the Heartbeat and Horizon event at Zetech University, hosted by Convo Africa magazine, invites us to deeply reflect on our relationship with money, debt, and spending habits.
