The police’s Women’s Network took the initiative to commemorate Women’s World Day of Prayer in a powerful and inspiring event.
Under the leadership of its chairperson, Col Senobia Solomon, Virginia police station commander, the event, was held at the URC Church in Bronville.
The celebration was centered around the theme “I Made You Wonderful,” with a special focus on the Cook Islands in New Zealand.
Women from various Lejweleputswa District police stations attended in large numbers, alongside representatives of the Traffic Department and Department of Home Affairs, who also showed their support.
The programme began with a warm welcome by Capt.Nthabiseng Tseuoa, while the proceedings were directed by Dikeledi Mojanaga of the Bronville police station.
In her address, Solomon emphasised the purpose of the gathering: To pray for women who are victims of abuse, domestic violence and rape, and to foster strong relationships between the police and the community.
In her address, Solomon emphasised the purpose of the gathering: To pray for women who are victims of abuse, domestic violence and rape, and to foster strong relationships between the police and the community.
She encouraged women to support and uplift one another through prayer.
A worship service was conducted and a moment of silence was observed in remembrance of women who lost their lives due to abuse.
Sgt Sharon Mokoena of the police in Welkom, delivered a powerful motivational message on gender-based violence (GBV).
Mokoena highlighted that GBV is a global pandemic that knows no borders or cultural boundaries, and it continues to affect women and children worldwide.
Solomon expressed her deep appreciation to all attendees for making the event a success, and extended a special thank you to the URC Church for always opening its doors to host this important occasion.
