Year-end function celebrates SAPS achievements
Ndlovu presented the new constables who joined Kempton Park SAPS recently and two detectives who secured lengthy sentences were also presented with certificates.
The Kempton Park Police Station joined a year-end function and candle lighting ceremony on World Aids Day at the Dries Niemandt Stadium.
“The event was held on World Aids Day and EHW Pshychologist Captain Sibanyoni lit candles and a moment of silent was held for the lives lost,” said Sergeant Dipuo Ditshego, Kempton Park SAPS spokesperson.
“Chaplain Ntshabeni spoke a few words at the ceremony and prayed for those infected and affected by HIV and Aids,” said Ditshego.
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The station commander Brigadier Lindani Ndlovu along with other officials were part of the celebrations.
Ndlovu presented the new constables who joined Kempton Park SAPS recently and two detectives who secured lengthy sentences were also presented with certificates.
Detective Jason Bramdow and Detective Mampane were rewarded for making sure justice is served.
Ndlovu thanked all members for their hard work and working together in protecting the Kempton Park residents.
