'My mum is my backbone': What happens when your parents are your biggest cheerleaders

Sistas, Let's Talk
20/02/2025 25 min
'My mum is my backbone': What happens when your parents are your biggest cheerleaders

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From Miss Papua New Guinea to corporate highflyer, Lisa Linibi says success has only been possible through her parents’ support.   

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