IN CONVERSATION WITH MOKGWADI VEINA MOHLALA

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Mokgwadi Veina Mohlala, a Senior Social Worker at Afrika Tikkun. With six
years of dedicated service in the field, Mokgwadi is the driving force behind
providing holistic social support services to disadvantaged children, youth, and
their families. Her work is especially crucial during the 16 Days of Activism, as
she and her team directly address social ills, including gender-based violence,
through psychosocial support, counselling, and community education on child
protection and parenting. Today, she offers us a frontline perspective on
combating GBV and building resilient communities.
2 Dec 2025 English South Africa Entertainment News · Music Interviews

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