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Why we need greater diversity in trustee boards
I am an African and my name has always identified me. When I was in school, I remember being referred to as “that African girl” and there was pressure at the time to change my first name or make it sound ‘English’ — Shona instead of Shola. I am open about my background and identity and consider both a source of pride.
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