Mmabatho Mazibuku is a community leader with a heart for children, jobseekers and vulnerable families. In 2022, she registered a non-profit organisation that helps more than fifty orphaned and vulnerable children with care, support and opportunities. She also serves as chairperson of an unemployment forum, where she represents jobseekers and tries to connect people with economic opportunities. As a member of Kgatelopele ya Bapo, she participates in community development. Mmabatho’s leadership is compassionate and service-oriented. She believes support does not create dependency, but strengthens people’s dignity, ability and self-reliance.
“Financial recovery must protect the most vulnerable residents and open paths to self-reliance. Madibeng must correct its indigent register, and ensure that children are not disadvantaged by administrative errors. But support must go further: better service delivery, community projects and local job opportunities must help people stand on their own feet. My work with vulnerable children and jobseekers shows that dignity grows when someone is recognised, equipped and connected to an opportunity. I want recovery decisions to show measurably how many households and young people have benefited.”
- Mmabatho Mazibuko
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