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It feels like just yesterday that I decided I was introducing a newsletter section to my blog, and life got so busy, suddenly it is October. Firstly, welcome (back)!

In the first edition of #BNN, I share a review of my apple collection. I also share my business journey – how I turned my blog in a $300,000 business.

For the longest time, I have been trying to find my voice in blogging – finding the content I can share with you guys that does not come off laborious to me. I feel like I finally have my voice, and would like to introduce you to the By Ntha Newsletter – #BNN

One question I get asked often is: ‘how did you build your business(es) from a blog to my companies?’

I share here in detail on how I started my journey with a small blog in 2013, which has grown to birth several businesses 10 years later.

If you are reading this, it means that I have been a blogger/digital creator for 10 years. 2023 marks exactly 10 years since I started blogging. Here are my reflections on the journey that has been.

For 2022 I had so many plans, which did not go according to my plan. Knowing that, I am choosing to be more fluid with my planning for 2023. Here are my plans for the new year.

2022 was a great year for me in all aspects of my life. And as fate would have it, as if to balance out the good, I also experienced my greatest loss – my mother transitioned into the next realm. Even in losing her, I find spaces to be grateful for my community, my career, and in my personal life. Here is my list of gratitude in 2022.

It just hit me that May, 2023, will be exactly 10 years since I was crowned Miss University of Malawi (formerly known as Chancellor College). Here are my reflections on my experience with (beauty) pageantry.

I was delighted to have been featured in the most recent issue of the Wealth Malawi Magazine. I was recognised as one of 8 inspiring young Malawians – a list honoring a few inspiring men and women who have been at the heart of building the leadership and entreprenerial narrative and culture in Malawi.

I’d like to invite you to partake in an “Information Management Systems creation and adoption in Malawi” survey, as conducted by Nthanda Manduwi.