Khethiwe is a distinguished Gender-Based Violence (GBV) activist whose journey in this field began with her volunteer work at Jes Foord Foundation during her primary school years. Witnessing the devastating impact of GBV on individuals she knew, Khethiwe became increasingly dedicated to advocating for the rights of women and young girls. In response to the alarming rise in femicide and GBV cases during the 2020 hard lockdown, she initiated the #helpinggbvsurvivors campaign. This social impact initiative engaged the public in packing comfort bags for GBV victims, which included essential items such as toiletries, stationery, and COVID-19 protective gear. These efforts aimed to restore dignity to survivors and provide economic relief to non-profit organizations facing resource shortages.

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