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Leading with the internal shift
Before the output, the mindset. The shift happened quietly.
Jun 22
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Recognised with an Excellence Award
This is about the quiet weight of unseen work, and what it means when someone notices anyway.
Jun 15
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Why I write as a Diasporan woman
Silence about certain behaviours is not neutrality. It is endorsement. That is why I write.
Jun 8
2
Code-switching
My accent tells only part of my story. Beneath the British cadence lie Ugandan roots, Ghanaian influences, and decades spent navigating life between…
Jun 1
5
May 2026
Ageing between worlds
After decades of working across countries, institutions and cultures, I began to notice how quietly international life changes a person.
May 25
3
The other remittance
I left Uganda decades ago. What I give back has never been only about a bank transfer. This is a reflection about the other remittance — and why it…
May 18
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How a Criminologist became a Mentor for emerging leaders
We talk a lot about what it takes to rise. Let’s talk about what it takes to redirect.
May 11
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On mentorship and the lessons that return
We often believe guidance flows in one direction until someone gently proves otherwise. Sometimes the person you are guiding is quietly guiding you…
May 4
1
Halfway there: The quiet effort behind the shift
This is about the quiet effort in doing the work. The kind that happens before the shift is visible to anyone else.
May 1
2
April 2026
When trust becomes a leadership practice
He never gave me quick answers. He gave me better questions. For some time, I found that frustrating. Now I understand it was the most generous thing he…
Apr 27
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Guided, not managed: A mentorship story
Before I was ready to lead others, I needed someone competent to guide me as I learned to lead myself. That competent leader was Margaret Akullo.
Apr 21
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Rethinking professional visibility in a digital world
Professional visibility in a digital world is no longer optional — yet for many emerging leaders, it remains deeply uncomfortable.
Apr 13
3
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