
Sibongile Segobola, who lost her mother, sister and brother, says her grief helped shape her purpose rather than end her story. According to TimesLIVE, she will on Saturday become the first African woman to host a One Woman Fearless Summit on the continent, an event aimed at inspiring women to overcome adversity and find strength through their own experiences.
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