Restoring hope: Bona Life stands with GBV victims

Tuesday, April 22, 2025 | 130 Views |

In a powerful demonstration of corporate compassion and social responsibility, Bona Life Insurance recently donated P100,000 to the Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Centre in Gaborone.

This significant contribution will bolster the centre’s critical operations like providing safe transportation for victims in crisis, and easing administrative burdens to ensure survivors receive timely, life-changing support.

As Botswana grapples with a troubling rise in GBV cases, Bona Life’s donation arrives as a beacon of hope, addressing urgent needs whilst reinforcing the company’s mission to serve and uplift communities.

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