Sixolise Dlali is a passionate advocate for education, social justice, and empowerment. With a strong academic foundation and a deep commitment to addressing societal issues, she is dedicated to making a meaningful difference, particularly for marginalized communities.

Sixolise holds a B.A. in Psychology from Nelson Mandela University, a Postgraduate Diploma in Higher Education from the Vaal University of Technology, and a TEFL certificate. Her academic journey has equipped her with the knowledge and tools to help uplift those who are most vulnerable, especially in the areas of education and mental well-being.

Raised in Ncora, Cofimvaba, Sixolise witnessed the profound impact of
societal challenges such as unemployment, gender-based violence, illiteracy, and poverty. These early experiences ignited her passion for creating change, driving her to pursue studies in psychology and education as powerful tools for addressing these social ills.

As a former member of the NMU Varsity First Team for Ladies Soccer, Sixolise brings a spirit of teamwork, resilience, and leadership to everything she does. Whether in the classroom, in the community, or on the field, she is committed to uplifting others and advocating for a brighter, more equitable future.

A tireless champion for the girl child, Sixolise is deeply passionate about creating opportunities for young girls to access quality education, overcome barriers, and achieve their full potential. Through her work and advocacy, she continues to fight for social justice and work toward a world where every child, regardless of gender or background, has the chance to succeed.