Re A Bua Foundation

16/08/2026

Re A Bua Foundation at Signet Direct Diamond Botswana Wellness Day
15 August 2026

The day was filled with activities including a 10KM Wellness walk, Aerobics, Wellness Presentations and Discussions, Health Screenings, Team-Building and Games.

Through our CEO, Ms. Kemoneilwe Kemmy Mpinang, Re A Bua Foundation addressed the theme:
“BALANCING, WORK, HEALTH and FAMILY."

She highlighted that these three areas are deeply connected. When one suffers, the others are ultimately affected. She explained that work, health, and family form a circle and when one part is broken, the whole circle becomes incomplete.

Ms. Mpinang noted that if a person experiences abuse either at work or at home, they will struggle to perform well in both spaces. For people to be efficient and effective, they must be
1. emotionally
2. psychologically
3. socially
4. physically
5. financially healthy.

She further emphasized that workers should be motivated and rewarded accordingly so that they can give their best, which in turn benefits the company. She also stressed the importance of healthy working conditions, as these lead to better results in the workplace.

Healthy families, supported by good working conditions, are able to live with fewer financial, emotional, psychological, and physical burdens. This means employees are more focused, ready, and efficient both at work and at home.

Ms. Mpinang thanked the management of Signet Direct Diamond Botswana for creating space for these kinds of activities. Re A Bua Foundation is committed to ending GBV, and we welcome any initiative that helps fight this scourge. She noted that the same people who go home to their families after work are often the same people who go home stressed and emotionally drained making it difficult to fulfill important roles at home.

She concluded by encouraging parents to pay more attention to their children, as perpetrators can be found in:
1. Homes
2. Schools
3. Communities.

She encouraged families to get "Different but Equal" books, as these books equip children with the knowledge to take care of themselves, recognize uncomfortable situations, and know how to respond.

Together, we can build healthier workplaces, stronger families, and safer communities.

10/08/2026

This weekend on Saturday 08th August 2026,, RE A BUA Foundation represented by its CEO participated in a rare event titled "Golden Gathering: Lunch for elder people". Rare because it appears society is slowly forgetting its aging population when it comes to entertainment, recreation and and socialisation. The event was organized by Partners in Humanity Organisation, in partnership with Botswana Council for the Elderly.

As an NGO working on the social ill of Gender Based Violence and child rights violation, one of our key mandate is to reach all necessary stakeholders in raising awareness on this scourge. It was a pleasure to get insights from our elder population on how the issues surrounding GBV can be addressed. Chief amongst these were the realisation that times have changed, and therefore social expectations surrounding gender should also be acknowledged as having changed and addressed as such.

In her presentation and interaction with the elderly, our CEO Ms Mpinang discussed how cultural norms and values surrounding gender roles have evolved through time, and how this perspective can be incorporated in addressing GBV issues in Botswana.

Also present at the gathering was the area Member of Parliament, Dr Phenyo Butale, the area counselor, the former area counselor and the Botswana police.

08/08/2026

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 P**e 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.

05/08/2026

Silence is not an option

23/07/2026

Let’s save 🇧🇼

04/07/2026

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30/06/2026

Mosadi thari ya sechaba, o tshwara thipa ka ha bogaleng with Servant Naledi-Ashia 🙏🏽

With Kemmy Mpinang ....When 2 Women of Fire meet,it's about to explode🙏🌟👑❤️⚡🔥🔥🔥

25/06/2026

Her sentiments represent how the Botswana Police Service think of child sexual exploitation and minor violation.
Duma Gideon Boko

16/06/2026

Honoring an invite from Boikhutso Primary School (B/Hurst Ext27) the Day of An African Child. We are looking forward to celebrate “free” Gender Based Violence days in the near future.