Komani Community to Hold Women’s March Against GBVF on 21 November

A community-led Women’s March against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) will take place in Komani on 21 November 2025, bringing together local organisations, residents, and stakeholders in a collective stand against violence affecting women and children.

The march is being organised in partnership with the Enoch Mgijima Local Municipality, the Izibele Zoluntu Foundation, and the Nokulunga Mercy Victim Empowerment Community Centre. Organisers say the event aims to raise awareness, strengthen community involvement, and reinforce the ongoing call for safety, justice, and accountability in the fight against GBVF.

March Route and Key Details

According to the event flyer, the march will start at 10:00 and will proceed from Astron Energy to the Komani Police Station and the local Court, where participants are expected to gather in support of victims and survivors.

Event details:

• Date: 21 November 2025

• Time: 10:00

• Starting Point: Astron Energy (Alan Hahn Motors)

• Route: Astron Energy → Police Station → Court

The organisers have encouraged all residents of Komani and surrounding areas to take part, emphasising the importance of community unity in tackling GBVF.

Message from the Event Flyer

The flyer includes a community call in both isiXhosa and English, inviting the public to participate in the march. The English message states that the community of Komani, together with its partners, will be marching against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide and that all residents are welcome to support the cause.

The message emphasises that the march is open to everyone — community members, local organisations, civil society groups, and those who want to show solidarity with victims and survivors of GBVF.

Community Partnerships Strengthen the Initiative

The involvement of the Enoch Mgijima Local Municipality and established community organisations signals a collaborative approach to tackling GBVF. Both the Izibele Zoluntu Foundation and the Nokulunga Mercy Victim Empowerment Community Centre are known for their work in community empowerment, victim support, and advocacy.

Organisers say the march is intended not only to raise awareness but also to encourage stronger community participation in prevention and response efforts.

Contact Information for Public Enquiries

Residents seeking more information or wishing to get involved can contact the organisers at:
+27 83 658 3251