7. African sovereignty, self-reflection and mental resilience with Dr Sangu Delle.

In this inspiring episode, Dr Shehnaaz Suliman shares her remarkable journey from a young activist in apartheid South Africa to becoming a biotech leader in Silicon Valley. Guided by Madiba’s call to serve, Shehnaaz reflects on the courage forged in the struggle for justice, her fight for equitable HIV access…

MRF CEO Judy Sikuza in conversation with Rachel Nyaradzo Adams - founder of Narachi Leadership on what courageous leadership looks like in an African context. They explore leadership beyond titles and authority, rooted in personal transformation, healing, and authenticity. Drawing on Rachel’s experience in leadership development, we delve into how…

MRF CEO, Judy Sikuza speaks with Professor Elizabeth Nanziri - development economist about Africa’s global positioning, how to reclaim agency in a world shaped by inequitable systems, and why inclusive, values-driven leadership is essential for achieving sustainable development. This episode challenges assumptions and offers fresh insights on what it takes…

In this episode, we talk to MRF Alumni Dr Kenechukwu Ikebuaku, CEO of Mozisha and 2014 Mandela Rhodes Scholar. Dr Kenechukwu explores his journey from selling bread as a child to support his mother, to Al's impact on the labour market, and what it takes to build something meaningful on…

In this episode, Tumelo Moreri, a 2014 Mandela Rhodes Scholar and actuarial scientist turned healer, shares her personal journey from analytical disciplines to spiritual and healing work. This conversation challenges traditional notions of leadership and invites us to consider what it means to be a “healed leader”. Find out why…