In this powerful episode of the Letitia Antoinette Podcast, we are joined by two phenomenal changemakers whose life work has been devoted to justice, healing, and community transformation.

Dr. Marjorie Jobson is the National Director of the Khulumani Support Group, a trailblazing community-based organisation supporting victims and survivors of grave human rights violations in South Africa. A medical doctor with a specialisation in anaesthesiology, Dr. Jobson’s legacy spans healthcare, trauma integration, access to justice, and grassroots peacebuilding. As a founding member of INOVAS – the International Network of Victims and Survivors – she champions survivor-led transformation and the restoration of dignity. Her roles have included Commissioner for the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities, and founding board member of the Siyavuna Development Resource Centre. She also works closely with whistle-blowers and contributes to South Africa’s healing through initiatives such as SAWID.

Violet Molobanyane Chauke is a dynamic force in community development, women’s empowerment, and grassroots entrepreneurship. A seasoned administrator, entrepreneur, and agricultural innovator, Violet is the founding director of African Violet Designs and Molobanyane Multi-Purpose Cooperative, where she pioneers initiatives in clothing manufacturing, food processing, and herbal crop production. Her leadership within Tsogang Basadi ba Alex NPO and her work with SANACO and various government initiatives have empowered thousands of women and youth through literacy programs, cooperatives, food security, ICT training, and small business development. Her motto: “Job creation, empowerment, and food security for a better tomorrow.”

Tune in as we explore their unique journeys, shared mission for justice and empowerment, and practical solutions to poverty, trauma, and inequality in South Africa and beyond.

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