• Faustina Anyanwu
• British brands
• business news
• May 28, 2019
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• 4 minutes Read

Why Brit businesses are taking the nosedive and what emerging ones are doing to stay afloat.

“They’re not embracing digital channels and delivering a consistent experience across all the channels. In their mind, there is still the offline and online world, when in reality consumers don’t notice that divide, they expect to see and experience the same message, offer or promotion at any touch point, seamlessly,”

• Faustina Anyanwu
• British Prime minister
• Prime Minister Theresa May
• May 26, 2019
• 0 Comments
• 2 minutes Read

Theresa May’s hunting legacy of pain should not be ‘tear glossed’ over.

‘Tear glossing’ over Theresa May’s inhumane legacy on grenfell fire, windrush, austerity and other dehumanising policies against immigrants and anyone who doesn’t match her human description during her reign as both home secretary and prime minister, would be a disrespect to humanity and decency.

• Faustina Anyanwu
• Annprincess
• Liberian war
• May 24, 2019
• 0 Comments
• 2 minutes Read

Tough Talk: Annprincess daughter of Liberian warlord Prince Yormie Johnson

A Liberian refugee, daughter of a warlord who fled her tyrannical father and war-torn homeland with her mother when she was just seven years old has launched a pop career, drawing on her harrowing experiences for inspiration.

• Faustina Anyanwu
• Minimeals
• Tech business
• May 22, 2019
• 0 Comments
• 3 minutes Read

Mother launches app to enable parents track children’s nutrition.

The Minimeals App stops parents from freaking out about sugar and salt but being more concerned with moderation and their child’s overall wellbeing.

The app will remind parents their child may need more or less and that recommendations are not one-size fits all.