Tear Her Down: Unpacking Scarcity, Insecurity & Sisterhood in the Workplace is a bold and necessary conversation about the quiet fractures in women's professional relationships. Through personal stories and real-life experiences, Khethiwe Nkuna exposes how scarcity thinking, internalised misogyny, and unhealed insecurities cause women to compete, exclude, and undermine each other in subtle yet damaging ways. Far from a blame game, this book invites honest reflection and offers a powerful call to lead differently. It challenges both individuals and organisations to move beyond performative sisterhood and embrace leadership rooted in abundance, trust, and collective power. Tear Her Down is more than a book — it's a mirror for every woman who has ever felt isolated in her ambition, and a manifesto for building cultures where women rise together.
