Capetonians march against gender-based violence, honouring Uyinene Mrwetyana five years after her brutal murder.
Uyinene Mrwetyana Foundation Walk to Parliament. Photo: Lerato Maduna Cape Town witnessed a powerful display of solidarity on Saturday, August 24, as Capetonians marched through the city to demand an end to Gender-Based Violence and FemicideThe protest, marking the fifth anniversary of Uyinene Mrwetyana’s violent death, reignited calls for urgent government action and justice for victims.
UCT PhD candidate Langa Mabenge urged men to challenge harmful beliefs and behaviours, and called for a shift towards healthier masculinity. “Defying the fear of cold wetness symbolises our commitment to eliminating the fear that GBVF instils in our society. We must refuse to normalise GBVF, and instead champion safety and security for all, particularly for women, children, disabled individuals, the LGBTQ+ community, and the elderly.
Zusiphe Bandezi, a 22-year-old UCT student, shared how she resisted staying home despite the bad weather, driven by her commitment to support the many women and girls she knows who have survived GBV.
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