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Kopolo overcomes pain to help other women rise and excel

Posted on July 8, 2025

Since having started the organisation, she has hosted nine public empowerment events, inviting successful women from different walks of life to share their journeys with people in her community.

Guest speakers have included author and museum founder Nwabisa Gxothiwe, business analyst Yamkela Nkomo, magistrate Sherika Maraj, and Walter Sisulu University dean Dr Thandiswa Mpiti.

These events combine motivational and practical life lessons, and are open to all ages.

Kopolo has also been invited to speak at various valedictory ceremonies and motivational sessions at schools and colleges.

Her audiences have included students and pupils from Tembeni Secondary School in Gcobo, King Sabata Dalindyebo TVET College, Arising Little Angels in NU 16, and Jack and Jill Private Primary in NU 1.

“It’s powerful to stand before these young people and remind them that their dreams are valid,” she said.

In addition to hosting motivational events, she teaches skills such as clothes dyeing and provides women with platforms to share their stories.

“Some women have started businesses, learnt new skills, healed from trauma, and gained self-confidence after attending our events,” she said.

She is also the founder of Let Us Be Excellence, a programme that bridges the gap between high school and university by sharing information about applications, courses, and bursaries.

She mentors girls through Miss Golden Heart, a modelling initiative that promotes confidence and helps steer young women away from alcohol and drugs. “Modelling can be a healthy outlet and build self-esteem” she said.

Despite her many achievements, Kopolo faces challenges, especially with finding sponsors. “Getting a venue, food, marketing and paying speakers takes a lot of effort and money.”

Undeterred, she continues to volunteer her time to organise events that make a real difference.

This November, she plans to host a Reunion Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony to celebrate women who have bravely shared their stories, including one woman who opened up about her past as a sex worker to inspire others.

Daily Dispatch



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