Mitta Xinindlu, Writer

Mitta Xinindlu is a versatile writer whose focus is on social justice, human rights, and the protection of women and children.

Her academic qualifications include a Master of Science in Project Management and a Six Sigma Green Belt.

A multilingual writer who has a knowledge of ten languages. She has a fluency in four. She is also knowledgeable in Tech languages such as R programming and Python.

Her work in writing has been featured in digital and print media. Such media platforms include Parade Magazine, Thought Catalog, Psychology Today, MomJunction, Kapital Radio FM, and Your Tango Magazine.

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Writer Mitta Xinindlu
Writer Mitta Xinindlu
Writer Mitta Xinindlu
Writer Mitta Xinindlu
Writer Mitta Xinindlu
Writer Mitta Xinindlu

Mitta Xinindlu: Writer | Researcher | Author | Project Manager

Mitta Xinindlu is a versatile writer whose focus is on social justice, human rights, and the protection of women and children.


Her academic qualifications include a Master of Science in Project Management and a Six Sigma Green Belt.

A multilingual writer who has a knowledge of ten languages. She has a fluency in four. She is also knowledgeable in Tech languages such as R programming and Python.

Her work in writing has been featured in digital and print media. Such media platforms include Parade Magazine, Thought Catalog, Psychology Today, MomJunction, Kapital Radio FM, and Your Tango Magazine.

Official website: www.mittaxinindlu.com

Books and Research •

Being Woke

W hat does it mean to be woke? Making a quick search about the meaning of the term ‘woke’ directs to a Wikipedia definition which states that: As it can be observed, the term initiated between people of colour. They had an intention to warn against, or teach other of, the dangers that Black people face on earth. But, the term has now been too commercialised to the point of ridicule. Even some black people question its usefulness today. Could questioning the term, as a black person, mean tha
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Silence Is Not Always Golden

Many times people who could potentially have helped situations become better stayed quiet. Many times people with power to shift the atmosphere remained silent. Those who witnessed abuse towards others chose silence over saying something. Those who heard their friends, families or colleagues say mean and racist or degrading remarks remained quiet. Only because they were told that silence is golden. They were told to mind only their business. They were told that if it doesn’t affect them, it’
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No Borders Within Africa

Why does Africa have borders? The United States of America has been successful over the years because of its consideration of itself as a continent encompassing the States instead of a continent encompassing different countries. There is strength in numbers and it shows in the ability of the USA in succeeding in its economy for so many years. So, this is a model that works, and from which Africs could take lessons for replication. There is no need to merge the continent into one country, of
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Business Analysts Aren’t Picky

As business analysts many times we tend to focus on how our companies and competitors are doing; rarely looking at how other businesses or industries are doing. The entertainment industry is made to appear as only that, just entertainment. However, this industry has serious business lessons to teach everyone. Whether you’re an entrepreneur or a business mogul, there’s definitely something to learn for everyone. The entertainment industry’s product is usually a person whose services are also so