Cover of DESTINED II: Unravelling the Layers of Resilience, Empowerment and Legacy by Mary Silavwe Mulenga

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DESTINED II: Unravelling the Layers of Resilience, Empowerment and Legacy

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DESTINED II: Unravelling the Layers of Resilience, Empowerment and Legacy by Mary Silavwe Mulenga continues a deeply personal conversation about women's lives, purpose and the strength required to rise through difficult circumstances. The book draws on themes closely connected to Mulenga's long-standing work in gender and development, women's empowerment, mentorship and social justice. It reflects on resilience not as a slogan but as something built through lived experience, difficult choices, faith, service and the determination to create opportunities for others. The book is especially relevant to women and girls, mentors, community leaders and readers interested in personal development, gender equality and legacy building. It encourages readers to examine the experiences that have shaped them, the barriers they have had to confront and the kind of impact they want to leave behind. DESTINED II is ultimately about growth, empowerment and turning personal experience into a source of courage and service.

About the author

Mary Silavwe Mulenga

Zambian author, published by Sotrane

Mary Silavwe Mulenga is an author, advocate, and mentor based in Lusaka, Zambia. Her life and work are shaped by resilience and a commitment to women’s empowerment and storytelling. Through her writing, Mary seeks to inspire transformation and healing in individuals and…

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