On behalf of The Secretary General & CEO, Dr. Kutlwano Mukokomani, Ms. Boitumelo Cornelius-Moloi, Head of Operations and Business Development, had the honour of joining a high-level panel discussion on Public-Private Partnerships for National Development at the Botswana’s Top 100 CEO Conference, hosted by Progressive Institute in September.
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Dr Kutlwano Mukokomani is a dedicated humanitarian leader with a multifaceted academic and professional background. Born in Francistown and raised across multiple cities, including Francistown, Gaborone, and Bulawayo in Zimbabwe, where he completed his A-levels, he blends a broad personal perspective with a strong educational foundation. He holds a Ph.D. in Economic and Management Sciences with a focus on Business Administration, an MBA in Operations and Decision Management, a postgraduate Certificate in Advanced Project Management, and a Bachelor of Social Sciences with a major in Economics. Dr Mukokomani is currently completing a Master of Advanced Studies in Humanitarian Leadership (MAS-HL) with the University of Lucerne in Switzerland. Additionally, he has undertaken multiple executive leadership and management development programs with esteemed institutions globally.
The Botswana Red Cross Society is proud to announce that Ms Bothepha Botsile Kgosidiile, currently serving as the Botswana Red Cross Society’s National Board Treasurer, has been appointed to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) Audit and Risk Commission in Geneva Switzerland. This significant appointment was confirmed during the 24th General Assembly held in Geneva from October 23rd to 25th, 2024.
When giving an overview of the project launch earlier today, BRCS Secretary General & CEO Dr Kutlwano Mukokomani said the BRCS stood with Bakgatla during floods noting that the National Society distributed relief items and assisted in evacuations. He said in addition, the BRCS extended support to Linchwe CJSS, particularly learners with visual impairment, with educational material as a post-flood recovery measure.
The Botswana Red Cross Society commends the establishment of the Ministry of Child Welfare and Basic Education, recognizing it as a significant step toward strengthening support for children's rights and access to quality education. This aligns with BRCS’s mission to protect and uplift vulnerable communities.
Mental health and psycho-social support are central to the work we do at Botswana Red Cross Society, as we continue striving to promote the well-being and resilience of our communities.
