In an attempt to bring an end to the killing of women and children, a silent march will be held on Sunday.
The aim is to take a stand against domestic violence, the brutal killing of women and children, kidnapping, rape and abuse.

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The march will start at Kellysville (Fourways) and end at Mashishing Recreational Centre.

According to Hamilton Matlala, one of the organisers, community members need to adhere to the Covid-19 coronavirus regulations during the event.

“There will be a minimum of 50 people with no singing. You must wear a mask, practise social distancing and use hand sanitiser.”

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According to Matlala, those who will attend must dress in black. No looting or violence must take place.

“This march is the beginning of many other initiatives launched to take a stand against the violence, rape, kidnapping and killing of women and children.

We plan to start a foundation and also to have a platform set up to help speak for those who cannot speak for themselves and to protect those who need protection,” he said.

The march starts at 10:00.