18/09/2026
HOW MANY MORE WOMEN HAVE TO BE LOST BEFORE WE SAY ENOUGH?
The deaths of Elizabeth “Tsontso” Moselakgomo, Itumeleng Kekana and six other women have left families with a kind of pain no family should ever have to experience.
And for the rest of us, it should leave something too.
It should leave us asking questions.
It should make us angry.
It should make us care.
It should make us act.
Because these women were not headlines.
They were someone's mother. Someone's daughter. Someone's sister. Someone's friend.
They had lives that deserved to continue.
At the Nicholas Bhengu Foundation, we believe that staying silent cannot be the answer. We will continue standing against gender-based violence and femicide and working towards communities where women and girls can live, work, walk and come home safely.
We cannot bring them back. But we can refuse to let their deaths become another number.
Talk about it. Speak up. Support survivors. Challenge violence. Protect one another.
Change starts with all of us.
