Men & Boys for Gender Equality

28/04/2026

28/04/2026

Today, Men and Boys for Gender Equality was honored to receive a courtesy visit from Honorable Dr.Phenyo Butale, Minister of International Relations and Member of Parliament for Gaborone Central, who presented the organization with a Certificate of Appreciation in recognition of our continued commitment to community engagement and advancing gender equality.

He was accompanied by his team from the Gaborone Central MP’s Office, including Private Secretary Nteedzi Babotana, Senior Administrator Topo Kwena, Assistant Researcher Samuel Setabole, and Secretary Mpho Mathame, as well as Honorable Councillors Boyce Ntwayapelo (Notwane), Motlogelwa Seane Moatlhodi, Tunah Moalosi, and Tidimalo Doris Thunthung.

We deeply appreciate the visit and reaffirm our commitment to working together to build safer, more inclusive communities for men, women, and children.

27/04/2026

We extend our sincere appreciation to Osi Lashani for joining us on Brothers Arise today on Gabz-FM 96.2 to lead a powerful and honest conversation on mental health, su***de, and the importance of breaking the silence among men.

Your courage to share, educate, and inspire men to seek help and rebuild their lives is making a real difference in our communities. Thank you for standing with us in promoting healing, discipline, and hope for men and families across Botswana.

27/04/2026

27/04/2026

STRONG MEN CRY TOO: BREAKING THE SILENCE ON MENTAL HEALTH & SU***DE

Many men are fighting silent battles such as stress, depression, financial pressure, relationship struggles, and emotional pain. Too often, they suffer in silence because they believe asking for help is a sign of weakness.

This week on Brothers Arise, we are having a crucial and honest conversation about men’s mental health, su***de prevention, and the power of discipline, support, and speaking up. Together, we aim to remind every man that his life matters, his voice matters, and help is always available.

DISCUSSION POINTS:
• Understanding mental health and why men struggle to speak out
• Recognizing warning signs of emotional distress and suicidal thoughts
• The role of discipline, routine, and support systems in mental wellness
• How families, friends, and communities can support men in crisis

Date: TODAY, 27 April 2026
Time: 12:30 PM – 13:00 PM
Guest: Osi Lashani
Station: Gabz FM 96.2

23/04/2026

Soccer plays a pivotal, multifaceted role in addressing Gender-Based Violence by acting as a powerful tool for social change, community mobilisation, and behavioural education, both within the home and the broader community.

20/04/2026

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20/04/2026

Brothers Arise on Gabz FM 96.2

Join us TODAY on Brothers Arise for a critical and urgent conversation titled “Are Our Children Truly Safe? Confronting the Growing Crisis of Child Safety in Botswana.” In this important episode, we are joined by Kemmy Mpinang to discuss the realities surrounding child safety, neglect, and the collective responsibility we share in protecting children within our homes and communities.

This discussion aims to raise awareness, encourage responsible parenting, and promote community action to ensure that every child grows up in a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment. The safety and well-being of our children must remain a national priority.

Discussion Points:
• Understanding the warning signs of child neglect and unsafe environments
• The major factors contributing to child safety concerns in Botswana
• The role of parents, fathers, and communities in safeguarding children
• Practical steps to prevent neglect and protect vulnerable children

Today, Monday 20 April 2026
12:30 PM – 13:00 PM
Guest: Kemmy Mpinang
Program: Brothers Arise on Gabz FM 96.2

19/04/2026

Brothers Arise on Gabz FM 96.2

Join us tomorrow on Brothers Arise for a critical and urgent conversation titled “Are Our Children Truly Safe? Confronting the Growing Crisis of Child Safety in Botswana.” In this important episode, we are joined by Kemmy Mpinang to discuss the realities surrounding child safety, neglect, and the collective responsibility we share in protecting children within our homes and communities.

This discussion aims to raise awareness, encourage responsible parenting, and promote community action to ensure that every child grows up in a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment. The safety and well-being of our children must remain a national priority.

Discussion Points:
• Understanding the warning signs of child neglect and unsafe environments
• The major factors contributing to child safety concerns in Botswana
• The role of parents, fathers, and communities in safeguarding children
• Practical steps to prevent neglect and protect vulnerable children

Today, Monday 20 April 2026
12:30 PM – 13:00 PM
Guest: Kemmy Mpinang
Program: Brothers Arise on Gabz FM 96.2