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Mbewe-Boatey Honoured At Icons Of Africa Awards 2026 In Johannesburg

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Distinguished Motswana attorney, governance expert, and social impact advocate Njiramanda Mbewe-Boatey has added another prestigious accolade to her growing list of achievements after being honoured at the Icons of Africa Awards 2026 in Johannesburg, South Africa, this past weekend.

The recognition celebrates her exceptional contribution to the legal profession, human rights advocacy, governance, and community development across Botswana and the African continent. A respected leader with an impressive portfolio of public service and corporate governance roles, Mbewe-Boatey is the Founder and Managing Director of Mbewe Legal Practice, a Commissioner of Botswana’s National Gender Commission, Vice Chairperson of the National Arts Council of Botswana, where she also chairs the Audit and Risk Committee, and Chairperson of BONELA.

Her unwavering commitment to justice, ethical leadership, institutional excellence, and social transformation continues to inspire a new generation of African leaders.

A proud Mandela Washington Fellow, Mbewe-Boatey has earned international recognition through numerous honours and awards received in South Africa, the United Kingdom, Singapore, and beyond. Her unwavering commitment to justice, ethical leadership, institutional excellence, and social transformation continues to inspire a new generation of African leaders.

This latest recognition further solidifies her standing as one of Africa’s most influential voices in law, governance, leadership, and sustainable social development.

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