Badumetse Batho, a haven for GBV survivors

Musa Maleke’s Badumetse Batho Centre in Sebokeng, Gauteng, has become a place of refuge for gender-based violence (GBV) survivors to seek help and learn sewing skills.

Maleke, 40, is the founder and manager of Badumetse Batho, meaning “the people have agreed”, a non-governmental organisation established in 2018...

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