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.

Re A Bua Foundation engages the Ledumang community in conversation about preventing GBV.

Today, 2 May 2026, Re A Bua Foundation took a bold step toward a safer future for our children. Through our 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 about the toxic cultures that fuel gender-based violence 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 advocacy, 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 organising such an educational event. Let us honour our elders.

Want to host an engagement in your community? Contact us or stand with the work.

Community members gather for the Re A Bua engagement in Ledumang.A speaker addresses the Ledumang community during the event.Attendees listen during the Ledumang community engagement.
Re A Bua representatives with community members at the Ledumang event.

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