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What we're saying
Official statements, campaign updates and programme news. For press enquiries, see the contact page.
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United to End Gender Based Violence
Legislators are becoming aware of the dangers of Gender Based Violence such that they are coming up with initiatives in their respective constituencies to address issues concerning GBV. On Friday the 7th we were in Mmathubudukwane for the 3rd Walk of Activism Against GBV organised by Mr. Thuso Smart Boy Sename. The Kgatleng East Constituency in partnership with Ministry of Youth & Gender Invited Re A Bua Foundation CEO as a guest speaker and a guest walker. We were honored as our CEO had the privilege to address the community touching more on Culture….“we were wired culturally to tolerate Gender Based Violence”. The Member of Parliament Honorable Mabuse Pule emphasised on giving children education on Gender Based Violence issues so that they be come empowered with knowledge. Also in present was Kgosi Michael Balebetse of Mmathubudukwane Village who also expressed concern regarding Gender Based Violence in his respective village. Kgosi Molefhi of Mabalane Village also highlighted the importance of awareness. The event was also graced by the Station Commander of Mmathubudukwane Police Station Mr Mmoloki Mogale. The police also shared the statistics of Gender Based Violence cases.
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June 16 day of the African child
Re A Bua Foundation honoured and invitation to Boikhutso Primary School
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Mascom Botswana host a GBV empowerment workshop
Re A Bua Foundation was privileged to be one of the sister organisations fighting GBV in Botswana.
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Children are not too young to learn about Gender-Based Violence, they are too vulnerable not to.
It was a pleasure for our organisation to take part in a workshop at Mogoditshane Senior Secondary School. Our founder & CEO, Ms Kemmy Mpinang was one of the speakers emphasising self awareness by girls and boys as they mpve through everyday life
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Storytelling as advocacy: the LERATO film screening
At the Alliance Française de Gaborone, Re A Bua spoke to the power of storytelling as a tool against gender-based violence.
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Empowering primary school children against bullying
A book donation drive at Boikhutso and Bophirima primary schools, putting a story about assertiveness and kindness into children's hands.
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Early prevention at Bophirima Primary School
Re A Bua donated copies of Different but Equal at Bophirima Primary School, raising awareness on early prevention of GBV among school-going children.
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#JusticeForTshepi: we will not let this be forgotten
Why Re A Bua stands with the family, what the movement is demanding, and how you can add your voice.
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Remembering Tshepi, a year on
One year after 13-year-old Tshepi died, we mark the anniversary, retrace the timeline of the #JusticeForTshepi movement, and remind Botswana that we are still waiting.
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Honouring an invite in Ledumang: the toxic cultures that fuel GBV
Re A Bua spent the day in the Ledumang community, tackling the difficult conversations and the toxic cultures that fuel gender-based violence against children.
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A candlelight for justice: the youth refuse to inherit silence
Students from BAC and the University of Botswana gathered for a Candlelight Justice event, standing united to demand a safe and protective environment for every child.
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Fighting for Justice. History made. #justicefortshepi
History was made on the 09-04-2026 as a peaceful demonstration organised by the CEO & Founder of Re A Bua Foundation Ms Kemmy Mpinang following the death of a 13year old girl Tshepi who's postmortem described a prolonged sexual exploitation. The youth of Botswana gathered to submit the petition to the acting President Mr Ndaba Gaolatlhe demanding answers and holding the Botswana Police accountable of neglect, idle and unprofessionalism.
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Tell Clubs open: where children learn that telling is safe
Our storytelling clubs in schools give children a protected space to speak, listen, and be heard.
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Different but Equal arrives in primary schools
Our book drive is putting a child-friendly book about gender-based violence into the hands of primary school learners.
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Why Re A Bua exists: our founding statement
Founded December 2025: who we are, what we believe, and the Botswana we are working toward.
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Cyber Bullying
Cyber bullying is one the silent killers around the world. It is important to know about the dangers and consequences of giving out your data on social media. Is our data protected?
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THE GREAT DEBATE
Black women champion patriarchy and the don't even know it. Men are taught to expect of women not to value them. Women can also lead.
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The Journey Film (Trailer)
A novel by Kemmy Mpinang has been adapted into a movie by BOTSWOOD, a Botswana film company. The novel is about a young woman who lost her mother at the age of 14, started experiencing abuse, thereafter, got married and tolerated abused from her husband, survived an attempted murder by her abusive husband, divorced and got into severe depression which led the to use of substance abuse and multiply attempted suicide. The movie is not shot due to lack of funds.