Re A Bua Foundation

Re A Bua Foundation Re A Bua Foundation is a grassroots organization dedicated to supporting victims & survivors of GBV.

02/06/2026

UPDATE #2 ON case - OPEN INQUEST

🛑Sedibeng go iwa ka tsela...
✅Tsela e ntse e a rengwa ke maphata a ga goromente le a a ikemetseng...

Minister for Presidential affairs, Mr Mohwasa today updating the ́nation on way forward...

02/06/2026

A follow up.

25/05/2026

An organization that fig@hts against GBV,

Storytelling as an Advocacy Tool - LERATO Film ScreeningHonouring the invitation at Alliance Française de Gaborone on be...
22/05/2026

Storytelling as an Advocacy Tool - LERATO Film Screening

Honouring the invitation at Alliance Française de Gaborone on behalf of CEO and Founder of Re A Bua Ms. Kemmy Mpinang, and representing the Foundation, Ms. Kutlo Kadise highlighted the importance of storytelling as a tool for advocacy against Gender-Based Violence.

Storytelling empowers survivors of GBV by helping them find their own voice. Films such as LERATO by Wendile Laba also play an important role in dismantling harmful cultural norms and narratives surrounding Gender-Based Violence.

Ms. Kemmy Mpinang herself is a survivor of GBV who transformed pain into purpose through storytelling and authorship. There is a strong parallel between her books and the broader conversation around prevention and awareness.

Her book Different But Equal, which was presented during the event, serves as an early intervention tool that teaches children important life skills and behaviours that protect them socially and emotionally. Her second book, The Journey ,takes us through what happens when society fails to have early conversations about GBV, and the consequences that follow when silence replaces education.

Feminist Alliance Botswana - FAB Alliance française de Gaborone -Ebert-Stiftung

EMPOWERING PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN AGAINST BULLYING - book donation drive...One of the key objectives of RE A BUA Founda...
21/05/2026

EMPOWERING PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN AGAINST BULLYING - book donation drive...

One of the key objectives of RE A BUA Foundation is to eliminate bullying in schools.
From experience, it has become clear that children who are bullied are more likely to nexome victims of several kinds of abuses as they learn not to trust anyone. Bullying silences them.
It is against this background that our founder, Kemmy Mpinang has found it befitting to author and donate a book that sensitizes children against bullying, encouraging them to become assertive in telling someone earlier.
Today Ms Kemmy donated 14 books at Boikhutso Primary School, after yesterday donation of another 14 books at Bophirima Primary School
The book is titled
"Equal but different: The story of maatla and Lefika"
It contains a children's story that motivates them to be assertive against bullying and abusive behaviours that in most cases expose children to gender based violence.

♡♡♡We wish to take this opportunity to acknowledge that this book donation was made possible by the kind donation of Servant Naledi-Ashia who made it possible to fund printing costs of the books from the publisher♡♡♡

Contact us to donate these books to your village library, village school, or just your nieces and nephews...

According to UNESCO education sector report on "ending school violence"(2019), some learners experience physical fights ...
20/05/2026

According to UNESCO education sector report on "ending school violence"(2019), some learners experience physical fights with their peers. Children who experience violence are also more likely to be vulnerable to gender based violence (GBV) at school and at home, as they fail to know where to draw boundaries earlier on.

It is for this reason that the Re A Bua Foundation today donated copies of the book “Different But Equal” authored by our Founder CEO Ms. Kemmy Mpinang at Bophirima Primary school in Gaborone. This book raises awareness on early prevention of GBV on school-going children.
The book aims to help children understand important values such as kindness, respect, boundary setting, equality, and the harmful effects of bullying.
The initiative aims to nurture safer and more compassionate students from an early age.

REMEMBERING TSHEPI - A YEAR ON!!! (From 17th May 2025 to 17th May 2026)‼️The 17th May 2025 marks a year since Tshepi met...
18/05/2026

REMEMBERING TSHEPI - A YEAR ON!!! (From 17th May 2025 to 17th May 2026)

‼️The 17th May 2025 marks a year since Tshepi met her demise under suspicious circumstances that lead her biological father to engage RE A BUA Foundation to mobilize investigations surrounding her passing.
⭕️Throughout the year 2025 Tshepi’s father pleaded with the Botswana Police Service (BPS) to assist him investigate what could have happened to his child. He is hopeful that law enforcement will assist his girl rest in eternal peace.
🛑RE A BUA Foundation as an NGO tasked with fighting girl child gender-based violence was enlisted by Tshepi’s father to assist him on private investigations regarding his daughter, Tshepi.
💃Following some non-progressive investigations on the part of the Botswana police Service, and failure to account on the events that surrounded Tshepi’s passing, RE A BUA Foundation, as an NGO, rallied the social movement that questioned the conduct of the Botswana Police Service during investigations, and consequently petitioned the office of the Botswana President/Parliament.
Prior to the public march of the 09th April 2026, the NGO ran an online petition in support of , and subsequently garnered more than 60, 000 signatures.
📜The petition was finally received by the Vice president Mr Ndaba Gaolathe, who was acting president then.
📆On the 24th April 2026, Botqwana government responded through the office of the Minister of Presidential Affairs, Mr Moeti Mohwasa, whereby the key promise was that the investigations have been handed to the Department of Public Prosecution, and the response will be available by the 15th May 2026. We are now waiting with anticipation, the promise from the Government that on 15th of May 2026 or before we would have been given an update on Tshepi’s case as it has been reviewed by the DPP.
🔴🔴🔴We wish to use the anniversary of Tshepi to remind the Botswana government that, we are waiting with patience and hope, now that modalities surrounding the passing on of our former President Rre Mogae are complete.

Below are key timelines surrounding the movement:
✅17th May 2025 - 13 year old Tshepi passes on declared, su*ici*de by BPS!!
✅21st May 2025 - Tshepi postmortem conducted in Francistown by BPS - disturbing findings.
✅25th May 2025 - Tshepi laid to rest in F/town.
✅June 2025-January 2026 - Case cold/ No suspects/ NO arrest/no iterviews/father push BPS
✅20th Feb 2026 - RE A BUA Foundation engages social justice movement, as per advocacy NGO protocols.
✅9th April 2026 - REA Bua Foundation undertakes a peaceful protest to Parliament seeking . Mulititudes pour in support aq per pictures. A petition seeking intervention on the misconduct of the BPS investigations was handed to the Acting President, Mr Ndaba Gaolathe. RE A BUA Foundation gave a two-week time frame for government to respond to the petition demands.
✅24th April 2026 – Office of the Presidential affairs represented by Minister Mohwasa responded through a televised address to the nation, setting 15th May 2026 as date the DPP will revert on way forward on the case.

⁉️⁉️15th MAY 2026 ----– We are patiently awaiting both the Department of Public Prosecution (DPP) and Mr Mohwasa’s office to update on the progress....

*** Re eme ka tsholohelo!!!!! !***
MAY TSHEPI’s PASSING NOT BE IN VAIN—

ALUTA CONTINUA!!!!💃💃💃💃


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Ms Kemmy Mpinang, Founder CEO of Re A Bua Foundation had the privilege of speaking with students at Sedibelo Junior Seco...
12/05/2026

Ms Kemmy Mpinang, Founder CEO of Re A Bua Foundation had the privilege of speaking with students at Sedibelo Junior Secondary School in Mochudi on the importance of addressing Gender-Based Violence (GBV), bullying, and fostering safe, respectful environments from an early age. Through meaningful conversations and education, we can empower young minds to recognize harmful behaviors, speak up, and become advocates for kindness, respect, and equality in their communities.

Books also remain a powerful tool for education and transformation. It was inspiring to see the students engaging with our Founder’s books, (Different But Equal and The Journey) using literature as a pathway to learning, awareness, and positive change. By combining education with open dialogue, we continue to nurture a generation that is informed, empowered, and committed to building a safer future for all.

Honoring an invite in LedumangToday, 2 May 2026, the Re A Bua Foundation took a bold step toward a safer future for our ...
02/05/2026

Honoring an invite in Ledumang
Today, 2 May 2026, the Re A Bua Foundation took a bold step toward a safer future for our children. Through it’s CEO, Ms. Kemmy Mpinang, we spent the day in the Ledumang Community tackling the difficult conversations that matter most.
Our mission was clear: to raise awareness on the toxic cultures that fuel GBV against children. At Re A Bua, we believe that "it takes a village," but that village must be a safe haven. We are dedicated to our mandate of transforming GBV-infested communities into better, healthier homes for every child and every family.
Through our policies, projects, and advocacies, we are not just dreaming of a better world we are building it, one community at a time.
Together, we can break the cycle. Much appreciation to Malebogo Ntambo for organizing such an educational event, let’s honor our elders.

Multistakeholder collaboration on issues of child GBV is critical, and we are encouraged that our sister NGO’s Ditshwane...
30/04/2026

Multistakeholder collaboration on issues of child GBV is critical, and we are encouraged that our sister NGO’s Ditshwanelo , Childline Botswana and Botswana Gender Prevention and Support Centre have issued a statement of support. Our advocacy is focused on encouraging collective action, strengthening prevention efforts, and ensuring accountability. We will continue to speak out and strongly condemn all violations of children’s rights, while garnering broader stakeholder backing to End Violence Against Women and Children.

Kemmy Mpinang Susan Keitumetse Ditshwanelo Childline Botswana

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Gaborone

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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