New Women's Movement Reshapes Traditional Leadership
African women are redefining leadership, from classrooms in Ogun State to policy summits in Nairobi, by drawing from their own experiences.
A new model of leadership is emerging, emphasizing authenticity, confidence, and collective growth.
"This journey completely transformed my perspective," said Ezeoha Gloria Nneka, a teacher who returned to her classroom after a four-month leadership expedition.
Author's summary: African women redefine leadership with new models.
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