Imelda Molokomme

Imelda Mishodzi Molokomme (born 1942) is a feminist activist and community developer from Botswana, "well known for her active role in the gender agenda". Molokomme married at 17, and did not start her university degree until she was 42, and her daughter, Athaliah Molokomme, the country's Attorney General, was one of her lecturers.

In February 2007, Molokomme was voted in unopposed as the new president of Emang Basadi, by members of the Botswana women's organisation, with Diana Leagajang elected vice president, beating Rhoda Sekgoroane.

Molokomme runs a consultancy company in Botswana which trains and coaches women in politics and unions.