Hon Millie Odhiambo-Mabona is a lawyer, author, actor, poet, coach, mentor, philanthropist, motivational speaker, an award-winning human rights activist and a politician. She has a distinguished career in law and public service, having served as a member of Parliament of Kenya for four terms, a member of the Pan African Parliament, Executive Member of the PGA and President of on The Human Rights of Parliamentarians The Committee of The Inter-parliamentary Union. She has acted as a technical advisor and/or consultant to the government of Kenya, UN agencies, international organizations parliaments in Africa. and different
This is her first political leadership book based largely on her experiences and that of other distinguished women leaders. The lessons are couched as principles and explore the world of realpolitik for women in Africa. It address pertinent issues in the
political arena for women such as:
1) No manners please, we are in politics.
2) The “Bottoms” Up approach.
3) Is Bad Really Bad?
4) Tantalizing or Soft Power
5) The Power Facade