SAPS commemorate World AIDS Day by walking and running
As part of day's activities, senior members from the cluster also participated in a 10 kilometre walk/run organised by Amajuba SAPS Cluster Employee Health Wellness and Newcastle SAPS Communications.
Amajuba Cluster commemorated World Aids Day on December 1 at the Newcastle police station.
At the candle lighting ceremony, members paid tribute to those who were affected by the pandemic.
As part of day’s activities, senior members from the cluster also participated in a 10 kilometre walk/run organised by Amajuba SAPS Cluster Employee Health Wellness and Newcastle SAPS Communications.
“The event went off well, with more than 10 employees over the age of 50 completing the walk,” said SAPS Spokesperson, Captain Jabulani Ncube.
Amajuba Acting Cluster Commander, Brigadier Sumayela and senior officers from the cluster also participated, together with Newcastle SAPS Acting Station Commander Colonel Nkosi, who made it to the top five runners.
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