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Community prays for Edenvale

APS would work together with the community, churches, NGOs, government and all relevant stakeholders to prevent crime and to ensure the community’s safety.

Congregants from Edenvale’s churches along with representatives from SAPS, EMPD, Edenvale CPF and members of private security companies held a prayer walk to pray for the community.

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Led by reverends and pastors from various churches, the May 27 walk saw the community unite as they left Horwoods’ Farm, made their way through town and back to the park.

Edenvale station commander Colonel Ntombomzi Basholo addressed community members at Horwoods’ Farm.

While at Horwoods’ Harm, the Edenvale SAPS station commander Colonel Ntombomzi Basholo addressed the community.

She was flanked by support commander Lieutenant Colonel Nkuna, Ward 18 Clr Heather Hart, and members of the EMPD and CPF.

Congregants from Edenvale’s churches walk alongside representatives from SAPS, EMPD, Edenvale CPF and members of private security companies during the May 27 prayer walk.

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Basholo emphasised that SAPS would work together with the community, churches, NGOs, government and all relevant stakeholders to prevent crime and to ensure the community’s safety.

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