She Speaks Africa is a bespoke creative and marketing agency rooted in the cultural heartbeat of the continent.
We believe that creativity is Africa’s greatest currency—and we are fluent in the language of its nuance, innovation, and untapped potential.
Founded by renowned creative strategist and media practitioner Leslie “Lee” Kasumba, She Speaks Africa harnesses the power of the cultural and creative industries to drive transformation—socially, economically, and politically. Whether partnering with governments, development agencies, or individuals or forward-thinking brands, we craft narratives that are not only authentic but catalytic.
We specialize in bridging worlds: connecting Africa and its diaspora, aligning brands with communities, and translating cultural insight into commercial and social impact. From strategy to execution, our work spotlights African talent, elevates emerging cultural trends, and positions our clients at the forefront of conversations that matter.
Our impact spans media, entertainment, policy, and advocacy—delivering tailored, purpose-driven solutions for those who understand that culture is more than aesthetics; its influence, identity, and the key to reimagining the future from an African perspective.
Motto, Mission, Vision
Motto
“We don’t follow the culture — we build it.”
Mission
To harness the power of Africa’s creative and cultural industries to shape narratives, drive innovation, and build meaningful connections between Africa, its diaspora, and the world. We create bold, culturally grounded projects that elevate African voices, activate new markets, and deliver impact across media, diplomacy, and development.
Vision
To be the leading cultural force and strategic partner at the forefront of Africa’s creative revolution — where governments, brands, and institutions collaborate with African creatives to spark transformation, inspire global audiences, and reimagine the continent’s future through storytelling, culture, and soft power.
We are always happy to talk!
South Africa
Ghana
Nigeria
And The World