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Reflector jackets for crime watch for night patrols

Community watch members will be visible when doing night patrols.

November 28, 2022
Precious Gumede Less than a minute
The Qinabout Community Watch members with Gamalakhe Saps members. They are (back, from left) Khulekani Gumede, Belinda Ndelu (CPF chairperson), Tshepo Gcaba, Nsiko Sincadu, Pastor Jabulani Lushaba, Warrant Officer Ndovela, Nonkululeko Cele, Gabisani Cele and Lindani Hlongwa, with Warrant Officer Nomusa Xaba, Pretty Mkhize (Peace Funeral Services) and station commander Captain Luvuyo Nomaqhiza.

Qinabout Community Watch members in Gamalakhe were happy to receive a generous donation of reflector jackets from local businesswoman, Pretty Mkhize of Peace Funeral Services, to assist them in being visible when patrolling at night.

At the handover of the jackets, the community watch members together with Gamalakhe Saps Social Crime Prevention coordinator, Warrant Officer Nomusa Xaba welcomed the donation.

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November 28, 2022
Precious Gumede Less than a minute
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