Hallel Mujingila Diakalenga

Ruth, a 37-year-old has taken care of her ailing mother for years, to the detriment of her personal and professional life. Now that her mother is on the verge of dying, Ruth suddenly finds herself inside her mother’s subconscious and through some key memories, learns to let go, and realizes that it’s not too late for her to start over.

Cristell is eager to take her place in history as the developer of a vaccine for malaria, but when her professor makes it clear that she cannot advance unless she sleeps with him, she is torn between accepting what feels like an ultimatum: do what he says or jeopardize her future.

Ruth, a 37-year-old has taken care of her ailing mother for years, to the detriment of her personal and professional life. Now that her mother is on the verge of dying, Ruth suddenly finds herself inside her mother’s subconscious and through some key memories, learns to let go, and realizes that it’s not too late for her to start over.

Ruth, a 37-year-old has taken care of her ailing mother for years, to the detriment of her personal and professional life. Now that her mother is on the verge of dying, Ruth suddenly finds herself inside her mother’s subconscious and through some key memories, learns to let go, and realizes that it’s not too late for her to start over.

Cristell is eager to take her place in history as the developer of a vaccine for malaria, but when her professor makes it clear that she cannot advance unless she sleeps with him, she is torn between accepting what feels like an ultimatum: do what he says or jeopardize her future.

Cristell is eager to take her place in history as the developer of a vaccine for malaria, but when her professor makes it clear that she cannot advance unless she sleeps with him, she is torn between accepting what feels like an ultimatum: do what he says or jeopardize her future.