South Coast Fever
Cops drive 16 days of activism
Informative pamphlets on gender-based violence, crime prevention and human trafficking were distributed to shoppers.
The 16 days of activism against gender-based violence got off to a good start as Saps Port Shepstone announced their presence at Shelly Centre last Friday.
The campaign was driven by station commander Brigadier Nonhlanhla Dhlamuka and VisPol commander Colonel Thobile Danca. Representatives of Lifeline and Thutuzela Care Centre were also actively involved in the awareness campaign.
Informative pamphlets on gender-based violence, crime prevention and human trafficking were distributed to shoppers.
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