Mama Motlalepula Chabaku was a senior member of the community and a well-known activist, mother of the nation and humanitarian.
She was one of the members who served under the leadership of Lillian Ngoyi who led a 20,000 strong 1956 Women's March to the Union buildings in Pretoria, to protest apartheid era pass laws.
Mama Chabaku served in two South African regional parliaments in Gauteng[1] and the Free State of South Africa; she had a reputation which preceded her in the community and around the world.
She was also an urban horticulturalist, and she spent most of her time educating the community of Soweto, South Africa about greening and natural remedies.
Mama Motlalepula Chabaku has attended the following educational institutions: