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Society • Leadership • Transition
Commentary, essays and conversations on the forces shaping African society, leadership and transition, through the lens of institutions, media, technology and lived leadership.
By Rosalynn Mndolwa-MworiaCoach, writer, leader and speaker
Rosalynn in Purple Institute, founded by Rosalynn Mndolwa-Mworia
Media Industry Captain, Tanzania
The Latest Purple Talk
In this edition of Purple Talk, Rosalynn Mworia sits down with Georgia Mutagahywa for an honest conversation about being a woman in leadership, the discipline of restraint and the private cost of always appearing composed.
Watch the conversationThree Pillars
The Written Record
Trust is the currency of both journalism and leadership. This piece examines how ethical media practices build the foundation for a more informed, engaged, and empowered citizenry, and what leaders can learn from the discipline of truth-telling.
Visibility is not vanity; it is a strategic imperative for women in leadership. This feature explores how showing up, speaking up, and being seen creates pathways for the next generation of women leaders across East Africa.
The mountain doesn't care about your title. It only asks whether you can keep putting one foot in front of the other. This deeply personal reflection on summiting Kilimanjaro reveals how vulnerability and perseverance are the truest marks of servant leadership.

Speaking
Keynotes, strategic moderation and boardroom sessions on trust, leadership in the AI era, inclusion and the transitions shaping Africa's future.
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