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Once Upon A Leader In Africa
George Nuthu
110 episodes
3 days ago
A Podcast of narratives of inspiring leaders within the continent of Africa talking about their travels through the hills of success and the valleys of struggles on the land of leadership. Their stories will inspire emerging and experienced leaders to learn, live and lead better. The Podcast episodes are published around the 5th, 15th, and 25th day of every month, except Christmas Day. Special thanks to B&G Consultants Ltd, the Podcast's Sponsor, Njeri Ragoi, the Audio Editor, and Patrick Kabugi for the Sound Track.
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A Podcast of narratives of inspiring leaders within the continent of Africa talking about their travels through the hills of success and the valleys of struggles on the land of leadership. Their stories will inspire emerging and experienced leaders to learn, live and lead better. The Podcast episodes are published around the 5th, 15th, and 25th day of every month, except Christmas Day. Special thanks to B&G Consultants Ltd, the Podcast's Sponsor, Njeri Ragoi, the Audio Editor, and Patrick Kabugi for the Sound Track.
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Self-Improvement
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Altruistic Leadership Story of Dr. Anne Musuva-Njoroge
Once Upon A Leader In Africa
52 minutes 26 seconds
1 week ago
Altruistic Leadership Story of Dr. Anne Musuva-Njoroge

What does it take to become a transformative leader—one whose influence stretches from rural Kenya to international boardrooms and whose vision for social change is as unwavering as it is compassionate? 

In this unforgettable episode we go beyond the title and accolades to uncover the humanity determination and values that shape Dr. Anne Musuva’s leadership journey.

Step inside a deeply personal and wide-ranging conversation that not only explores the challenges and triumphs of leadership in Africa but also illuminates the universal lessons that anyone anywhere can apply. You’ll learn how a burning sense of purpose forged Dr. Anne’s commitment to healthcare reform and equitable systems. Through candid storytelling discover the mindset shifts required to overcome “imposter syndrome”, break glass ceilings and make authentic values-driven impact—whether you lead a team, a community or simply your own life.

A medical doctor by training, Dr. Anne is a renowned development specialist health systems innovator and advocate for universal health coverage across Africa. With over 15 years of hands-on experience spanning rural public hospitals national policy leadership and multiple boardrooms—including the Kenya Healthcare Federation and Swedish telemedicine pioneer Byon8—Anne brings unparalleled expertise and passion to the quest for dignity and access in African healthcare. A mentor to many and a model of servant leadership she champions the causes of healthcare equity women’s advancement and ethical transformation.

In this episode of “Once Upon a Leader in Africa” host George Nuthu invites Anne to share not only her impressive career trajectory but also the defining moments and internal battles behind her success. Listen as Anne opens about growing up as a responsible daughter at home and student in school made her to learn the importance of leading by example. Hear her reflections on persevering through resource shortages as a young doctor her pivotal decision to pivot from direct medical care to public health and the emotional stories that led her to fight for systemic change over personal comfort.

But the heart of this episode beats in Anne’s passionate advocacy for altruistic leadership—“leadership as stewardship not power.” She discusses how selflessness empathy and integrity are sorely needed across Africa’s public and private sectors and how leaders can and must mentor others          especially women to multiply positive impact. Anne shares powerful anecdotes—from being the only African in high-stakes global boardrooms to finding her own voice in moments of doubt—and underscores why authenticity clarity and courage remain at the core of real influence.

Listeners will walk away from this episode inspired and equipped—whether you aspire to disrupt systems, mentor the next generation or simply act with more purpose in your everyday roles. You’ll also get actionable takeaways on building your unique leadership style making a difference from any starting point and overcoming cultural and personal roadblocks that keep many on the sidelines.

Ready to meet a leader whose story proves that anyone can lead from where they are—and leave a legacy worth remembering? Tune in to hear Dr. Anne Musuva’s compelling journey her hard-won wisdom and her call for each of us to lead ourselves and others with courage compassion and conviction.                                                                        

Subscribe now to “Once Upon a Leader in Africa” share this episode with those seeking inspiration and join a growing community of listeners who believe in the power of authentic purpose-driven leadership.

 

Once Upon A Leader In Africa
A Podcast of narratives of inspiring leaders within the continent of Africa talking about their travels through the hills of success and the valleys of struggles on the land of leadership. Their stories will inspire emerging and experienced leaders to learn, live and lead better. The Podcast episodes are published around the 5th, 15th, and 25th day of every month, except Christmas Day. Special thanks to B&G Consultants Ltd, the Podcast's Sponsor, Njeri Ragoi, the Audio Editor, and Patrick Kabugi for the Sound Track.