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eSikhaleni bikers ride against women abuse

Campaigners sang songs of hope, praying to the higher power to bless South Africa and rid communities of crime

BIKERS revved their engines for a good cause last Saturday.

A community programme against women and children abuse started with a morning ride from eNgodini Bunduz to the oNgoye forest, followed by a parade in the rural area of eNgodini.

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The initiative included volunteers, riders and locals who conducted the campaign under strict lockdown regulations.

Event organiser Thokozani ‘TP’ Mabaso having some fun at the end of the awareness run

Campaigners sang songs of hope, praying to the higher power to bless South Africa and rid communities of crime.

‘There have been too many reports of women being killed, children being abused and all sorts of abuse of the vulnerable.

‘As men, we are against it and are united in spreading a strong message of promoting love, humanity and equality,’ said organiser, Thokozani ‘TP’ Mabaso.

Posing for a photo after the awareness ride are models Melissa Mzimela and Nozobusiso Zulu with Alutha Mangqalaza, musician Sledgersoul, Fanelesbonge Mfekayi, Riri Calverley, chef Njabulo Zuma and Spha Zikalala (front)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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