Indian culture celebrated
A Women’s Network Heritage Day event was held for members of the SAPS in Pretoria on September 15, in celebration of Heritage Month.
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Ekurhuleni Central Cluster members dressed in Indian attire. They are (from back): Sgt Faith Ntuli, Geraldine Mnagampa, Mapule Malatjie, Const Nelisiwe Nkosi, Louisa Sithole, Patricia Kgosi, Capt Zanele Zulu, Const Phindi Mpinga, Const Katlego Mnisi, Dalveena Arikum and Sgt Connie Moalusi. Sitting: Capt Pearl van Staad.
“Each cluster in the province had to represent a different culture,” said Brakpan SAPS spokesperson Capt Pearl van Staad. The Ekurhuleni Central Cluster represented the Indian culture.”
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