RISING WOMAN 2025: Tenda breaks glass ceilings to elevate women in legal profession

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Ms Msinjili has advised various local and international companies on local laws and regulatory issues relating to a wide range of sectors, including Banking and Debt Finance, Foreign Investments, Data Protection, Intellectual Property and Mining.

She advised women to take up space. Put yourself in situations you would not ordinarily ever see yourself in and make yourself known to others. You may need to do this several times before you are seen and before you are even considered for that leadership role. Some may call you aggressive or difficult, but that should never deter you. Take up space until you are the space. Explaining her role model: “My mother and my sisters are my role models. As a young girl, I saw how hard my mother worked for all of us to have a great future. I see this strength and determination in my sisters now, and I am very proud of all of them, but most importantly, I am thankful to have received the guidance, strength, and courage that I did from my mother, especially when things were tough and I was close to giving up.

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