“You were able to transcend the gender imbalance that many are still grappling with, and installed me not because I am a woman, but rather on the basis of birthright equity.”

—  Mosadi Seboko

Source: "First female paramount chief welcomed" https://www.thenewhumanitarian.org/fr/node/213928 3 September 2003, The New Humanitarian

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