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Gateway Church and stakeholders rally against substance abuse

The day was focused on discussing the current drug and alcohol crisis facing eMalahleni.

August 30, 2022
Ockert Jonker Less than a minute
Sedibe Stephen Doctor (Correctional Services), Simphiwe Ntuli (Correctional Services), Ayanda Ngwenya (Correctional Services), and Babazile Nkosi (Correctional Services).

The Gateway Church in eMalahleni hosted a provincial prayer meeting against substance abuse with many stakeholders and departmental institutes present.

Among many others, the Emalahleni Municipality, Sanca, and the Department of Social Development were in attendance. The event was hosted on August 25 and many community members also attended.

Mohuba Lea Astonish (Sanca), and Thembi Makhubo (Sanca).

Prayer was held and the day was focused on discussing the current drug and alcohol crisis facing eMalahleni and how respected representatives can get more involved than they already are.

Isabel Makushe (Department of Social Development).

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August 30, 2022
Ockert Jonker Less than a minute

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