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BLISS MAGAZINE (7th Edition) is Out Now!

Step into the July Edition and experience Bamenda’s reawakening, the Economic Forum’s bold agenda, gripping political insights ahead of October elections, sizzling truths from our S*x column, and inspiring features on personalities redefining the narrative.

Every page brims with grace, grit, growth, and purpose, you’ll not regret a single read. Available in print and digital formats. We will very much appreciate your readership feedback to do better in subsequent editions.

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BLISS MAGAZINE: Where Inspiration Meets Truth.

📣BLISS MAGAZINE (6th Edition) IS OUT! 📣

Your Favourite Reader's Digest is Back, Bigger, Bolder, and More Blissful!

The 6th Edition of BLISS MAGAZINE is finally here, and it’s packed with insight, inspiration, and life-transforming knowledge for every parent, guardian, educator, and change-maker!

🌟 THEME: Raising Responsible and Resourceful Children
This powerful edition focuses on one of the most vital subjects of our time, the African child. From expert advice to real-life stories, tips, and tools, we delve deep into how to nurture a generation of grounded, confident, and creative children in today’s complex world.

🎉 Also Featuring:
✅ Celebrating the Strength and Spirit of the African Child
✅ Parenting Tips that Actually Work

Whether you're a parent, teacher, mentor, or simply passionate about Africa’s next generation, this edition of BLISS MAGAZINE is a must-read!

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BLISS MAGAZINE – Redefining and changing the Narrative.

Health and Nutrition Action Week: May 29 – June 1, 2025
Join the nationwide campaign dedicated to boosting health and nutrition for all!

Here’s what to expect during this period:

Polio Vaccination: All children aged 0 to 59 months will be given free polio vaccines.

Vitamin A Supplementation: Children between 12 and 59 months will receive free Vitamin A to support their immunity and growth.

Malaria Prevention for Expectant Mothers: All pregnant women are encouraged to visit the nearest health center to receive free malaria prevention treatment.

Let’s protect our children and mothers, health is everyone’s priority!

The much-awaited 5th Edition of Bliss Magazine is finally out! Get your copy!

This edition is a powerful blend of faith, resilience, purpose, healing, and hope. Dive into real-life stories and reflections that uplift, challenge, and inspire.

Bliss Magazine’s 5th issue champions transformative solutions and inspiring stories. This edition spotlights environmental education and nature conservation alongside innovative waste-to-wealth initiatives. Discover Tubah’s green revolution under Mayor Tanjong Martin, where trash becomes treasure. We address critical issues from menstrual hygiene management to heartfelt pieces on love and relationships. Our seasoned, award-winning journalists bring you compelling insights and hopeful visions for a sustainable future. Each story shows how collective action protects nature and empowers communities. Read now on our website and share your feedback to join the conversation. Join the movement and be part of the change. Your voice matters.

Thank you for being part of the Bliss family. Let’s keep growing together, one story at a time.

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WELCOME TO THE APRIL EDITION OF YOUR FAVOURITE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

Step into the radiant world of BLISS MAGAZINE as we unveil our much-anticipated 4th edition, an illuminating tapestry of insight, inspiration, and transformation. From riveting investigations into the rise of youth delinquency to an exclusive interview with Barrister Akwen Njue Tekouh on the alarming divorce rates in society, this issue is meticulously curated to spark dialogue, challenge perspectives, and ignite positive change.

Inside, you’ll find:

🔥 Self-Actualization Secrets: Practical wisdom to help you manifest the life you truly desire.
🔥 Health & Fitness: Science-backed tips to stay strong and unstoppable.
🔥 Love & Relationships: Proven ways to nurture connections and find validation from within.
🔥 Career & Business: Innovative strategies to translate your passion into a profitable venture.
🔥 Profiles & Family: Heartwarming stories from real-life changemakers and the best advice from Mum’s Kitchen.
🔥 Finance & Lifestyle: Powerful money habits and style updates to elevate every facet of your life.

Let our dedicated team of award-winning journalists and industry experts guide you through these pages, each brimming with practical takeaways and inspirational gems. We promise a reading experience that both resonates with your heart and propels you forward, because your journey matters.

We invite you to savour every article, reflect on each perspective, and share your own insights. Your voice enriches this ongoing conversation, so don’t hesitate to let us know what resonates or challenges you. Welcome to BLISS: where knowledge meets empowerment and every reader is part of a vibrant, forward-thinking community.

Get your copy of the 4th edition today, and be ready to experience a transformative blend of expert advice, candid storytelling, and uplifting possibilities. Your feedback is our fuel, and we can’t wait to hear from you!

Exclusive Interview: Monogamy vs. Polygamy in the African Context

In a world where cultural practices intricately shape societal norms, the debate between monogamy and polygamy emerges as a captivating subject, particularly within the richly diverse cultures of Africa. Today, we delve deeply into this complex topic with an exclusive interview featuring Dr. Amina Ibrahim, a distinguished anthropologist and esteemed expert in African cultural studies.

BLISS MAGAZINE: Dr. Ibrahim, thank you for joining us. Can you start by explaining the cultural significance of monogamy and polygamy in African societies?

Dr. Ibrahim: Thank you for having me. Monogamy and polygamy hold immense cultural significance across the African continent, each steeped in its unique historical and social contexts. Monogamy, often shaped by Western influences and religious doctrines, is predominantly seen in urban areas. It is frequently associated with modernity, economic stability, and a focus on individual success. Conversely, polygamy is deeply entrenched in traditional practices, emphasizing the importance of familial bonds and community cohesion. It is particularly prevalent in regions where ancestral customs and collective identities are highly cherished.

BLISS MAGAZINE: What impacts do these marital practices have on society?

Dr. Ibrahim: Both practices wield profound effects on social structures. Monogamy typically aligns with the nuclear family model, fostering an individualistic lifestyle that can promote personal economic growth. However, it may occasionally result in weakened extended family connections, altering the social fabric. In contrast, polygamy can fortify community bonds and establish robust support systems, yet it may also introduce economic strain and competition among family members for resources, particularly in resource-limited settings.

BLISS MAGAZINE: How do legal and economic perspectives play into these practices?

Dr. Ibrahim: Legally, numerous African countries recognize both monogamous and polygamous unions, but implementation varies considerably. Some legal frameworks provide greater protection to monogamous marriages, aligning more closely with international human rights standards. Economically, polygamous families often thrive in agrarian settings, where additional family members translate into more hands to cultivate the land. In contrast, monogamous families might gravitate towards urban employment opportunities, adapting to a rapidly modernizing world.

BLISS MAGAZINE: In the modern age, are there challenges or changes to these practices?

Dr. Ibrahim: Absolutely. Globalization and urbanization are dramatically reshaping these age-old traditions. Many young Africans are gravitating towards monogamous relationships, driven by education and burgeoning employment opportunities in bustling urban centers. However, this shift can pose cultural identity challenges and threaten the preservation of traditional practices. Additionally, burgeoning gender equality movements are sparking critical discussions about the roles and rights of women in both monogamous and polygamous marriages, urging a reevaluation of established norms.

BLISS MAGAZINE: Finally, could you share any personal insights on this topic?

Dr. Ibrahim: It's crucial to approach this topic with an open mind and a deep respect for cultural diversity. Both monogamy and polygamy offer distinct merits and challenges, and understanding them necessitates looking beyond stereotypes to embrace the intricate complexities of human relationships. Ultimately, the choice between monogamy and polygamy should rest with individuals and communities, guided by principles of respect, informed consent, and mutual understanding.

Thank you so much Dr. Ibrahim. BLISS MAGAZINE is pleased talking to you. We extend our gratitude to you for the enlightening insights into this multifaceted topic. As societies continue to evolve, the conversation around monogamy and polygamy in Africa remains as relevant as ever, encouraging deeper understanding and meaningful dialogue.

Dr. Ibrahim: The pleasure is all mine. Anytime, any day!

Spotting abusive tendencies in a partner early on in a relationship can save you years of pain and misery. Every year activists campaign against child and women abuse, hoping to teach women about this societal scourge and hopefully save lives. But, each year more stories of physical and emotional abuse emerge from
seemingly "normal" homes. Abuse affects women from all walks of life. Will you be able to spot an abusive partner before the abuse even begins? Well, experts say that you can- and you should. Here are the signs that your partner has abusive tendencies:
He or She is controlling: Almost all abusers are controlling. It may start in a subtle way but will eventually build up to the point where you can't get out of your house without producing a written plan for your day's activities.
He's possessive: He is very insecure and can't stand the fact that you have other people in your life. Extreme possessiveness can lead to abuse in order to keep you under control.
He alienates your close friends and family: Abusers like to keep

Why Every Woman Must Have Her Own Money

Money isn’t just about wealth, it’s about power, freedom, and dignity. A financially secure woman makes choices based on her values, not desperation. She commands respect in relationships, contributes meaningfully to society, and protects herself from economic vulnerability.

Financial independence means never tolerating abuse because you can’t afford to leave. It means raising children in stability, supporting loved ones without self-sacrifice, and investing in your dreams unapologetically. When a woman has her own money, she walks differently, confident, unshaken, unstoppable.

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