Gina Din, a towering figure in African public relations, has taken a bold step onto the global stage with a newly inked partnership with Los Angeles-based Storyteller Media.

This collaboration will see the republication of her autobiography, Daughter of Africa, the release of a companion book, the introduction of a signature merchandise line, and an international speaking tour dedicated to Africa’s leadership, storytelling, and women’s empowerment.

With this venture, Gina Din is set to engage with global audiences on key conversations surrounding Africa’s position in an evolving world, the transformative power of storytelling, and the role of women in economic development.

Charles Allen, a producer at Curiosity Entertainment and lead publisher at Storyteller Media, described the significance of her journey.

"Gina’s story is not just African—it is a global testament to resilience, leadership, and meaningful influence. We are thrilled to bring her voice to a wider audience, not just through books and merchandise, but through powerful conversations that inspire action," Allen stated.

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In addition to publishing, Gina Din will extend her reach into the digital space with the launch of the Daughter of Africa podcast.

Featuring conversations with global thought leaders, the podcast will explore Africa’s growing influence in the world economy, leadership in times of uncertainty, and the potential of African women in shaping the future.

A key aspect of this partnership is its commitment to tangible change.

Proceeds from the Daughter of Africa merchandise line will be channelled into the Daughter of Africa Scholarship, an initiative in partnership with the Kenya Education Fund (KEF) aimed at supporting girls’ education across the continent.

"Education is the foundation of empowerment," said Gina Din.

"By investing in young African women, we are shaping a future where they lead with confidence, influence, and purpose."

Through this initiative, KEF will provide scholarships, mentorship, and educational resources to students from disadvantaged backgrounds, equipping them with the tools to create lasting impact in their communities.

By taking her influence to a global level, Gina Din continues to reshape the African narrative, using storytelling, education, and leadership to drive meaningful change for generations to come.