Meet Dr. Malebo Mashaba – ‘She Can Be Anything’ - Inspiring Women in Trade & Industry

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This Women’s Month (August), we celebrate Inspiring Women in Trade & Industry with the 'She Can Be Anything' series in collaboration with @BasadiBaMoshitoFoundation .

In this second episode, Lasi Matshidiso sits down with Dr. Malebo Mashaba, a Clinical Psychologist who has dedicated the past 15 years to advocating for Mental Health in Africa. With a PhD from North-West University, Dr. Mashaba’s work has focused on the psychosocial pathways to wellbeing for individuals in recovery. She is the Founder and Chairperson of Action for Change, and her impact has earned her prestigious recognition, including CEO of the Year (Tanzania, 2024) and the Mental Health Specialist Award (Zimbabwe, 2025).

To view the full video interview click on the following link: https://youtu.be/Ba_xUnPpMrY
6 Aug 2025 English South Africa Religion & Spirituality · Education

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