Using words to heal: Sympathy Mangwenya’s work with Women writers Support Network Africa

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Sympathy Mangwenya a business woman, television host and also the founder of the Women’s Writers Support Network Africa. She uses writing as a therapy
mainly targeting women, as she says “using words to heal”.

7 Dec English South Africa Christianity · Christianity

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