GQEBERHA- The respected community activist Pamela Mabini was ruthlessly gunned down outside her home in kwaZakhele, Gqeberha on March 7th, 2025.
Pamela, a 46-year-old founder of the Maro Foundation, known for her unwavering support for the homeless and abandoned children, was discovered lifeless in her white Chevrolet bakkie, bearing multiple gunshot wounds.
The cruel attack took place right by her residence.
Records from the Provincial South African Police Services reveal that this wasn’t the first time Mabini had faced danger, having narrowly escaped an earlier assault in 2018.
Renowned for her fearless advocacy for survivors of gender-based violence and human trafficking, Pamela Mabini was hailed as a true champion of justice.
Her dedication, especially in cases like that of Pastor Timothy Omotoso, had left a lasting impact on many.
The news of Mabini’s untimely death has sent shockwaves across South Africa, prompting calls for urgent action to combat the escalating crisis of gender-based violence and femicide.
“How many more must fall victim before we acknowledge the severity of gender-based violence and femicide?” questioned a spokesperson from the Maro Foundation.
“Enough is enough! We demand justice for Pamela and all those affected by gender-based violence.”
A petition has been launched to urge the government to take decisive steps in responding to this urgent issue. To lend your voice and seek justice for Pamela Mabini, visit https://chng.it/4ZMr7cJRpt
As the nation mourns the loss of this remarkable woman, her legacy will endure as a beacon of courage, motivating others to join the fight against gender-based violence and human trafficking.