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Tsakani residents demand protection during march
Tsakani police spokesperson Sergeant Lerato Mngomezulu urged residents to work together in protecting future leaders.
Tsakani – Parents and children in Tsakani brought Kgakga and Modjadji streets to a standstill last Wednesday demanding to be protected and to stop the abuse of women and children.
The campaign was part of a child protection awareness campaign organised by the Tshepo Hope Care and Counselling Centre and Tsakani SAPS.
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Tsakani police spokesperson Sergeant Lerato Mngomezulu urged residents to work together in protecting future leaders.
“We should go back to the basics of the notion that it takes a village to raise a child.
“NGOs and local businesses, all stakeholders, should work together in making awareness of the pandemic of abuse of woman and children,” she added.
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