The Primrose police, Department of Social Development and local company Macsteel joined resources to host a Heritage Day drug awareness campaign. The day was deemed a success with many community members attending.
The Primrose police thank all the role players who made their Heritage Day celebration a success.
The station teamed up with the Department of Social Development and local company Macsteel to host a Heritage Day drug awareness campaign, held in the park across the road from the Primrose Police Station.
“Drugs continue to be a problem in Primrose,” said Sgt Styles Maome, communications officer for the Primrose police.
The Department of Social Development’s representative Kalushi Pilusi addressed the community stating, “Ke moja, I am fine without drugs.
“We are the future and no drugs can stop us.”
The crowd were entertained with performances by the Primrose Crime Prevention Youth Desk and a word from Pastor Paul du Plessis of the AFM Church.
Primrose Crime Prevention Youth Desk members sing for the crowd.
Pastor Paul du Plessis of the AFM Church addressed community members at the Primrose police’s Heritage Day celebrations.
