Biography

Mukwevho Rolivhuwa Freely is from Tshimbupfe, Hanani, in Limpopo, South Africa. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Indigenous Knowledge Systems from the University of Venda. Her background and experiences have shaped her interest in community development, helping others, and finding practical ways to make a positive difference.

Growing up in Limpopo taught Rolivhuwa the importance of community, culture, and supporting one another. Through her studies, she developed a deeper appreciation for indigenous knowledge and the role it can play in addressing challenges within communities. She believes that communities have their strengths, knowledge, and ideas, and that meaningful development starts with listening to people and working together.

Rolivhuwa describes herself as caring, hardworking, resilient, and open-minded. She enjoys meeting people, learning from their experiences, and challenging herself to grow. She also believes that every experience, whether good or difficult, has something to teach us.

Joining CorpsAfrica is an exciting opportunity for Rolivhuwa to step outside her comfort zone, learn from a new community, and contribute in a way. She looks forward to working alongside community members, understanding their needs, sharing ideas, and being part of initiatives that can create lasting positive change.

Through her CorpsAfrica journey, Rolivhuwa hopes to grow in confidence, leadership, communication, and community development. Most importantly, she hopes to learn as much as she gives, build meaningful relationships, and use this experience to become a better community leader. She is grateful for the opportunity to serve and looks forward to making a difference, one step at a time.