Kimberley SAPS sealed Women’s Month with a church service
The Kimberley SAPS hosted a Women’s Month closing church service under the theme “Empowered by Faith, United in Purpose.”
The event was held on 25 August 2025 at the Kimberley Police Station Gymnasium, and attended by representatives from various government departments, including Provincial Traffic, Sol Plaatje Municipal Traffic, and the Department of Home Affairs.
The programme was honoured with the presence of Frances Baard District Commissioner, Major General Charlotte Makgari, and Kimberley Station Commander, Brigadier Nicholas Mtongana.
The Programme Director, Warrant Officer Kelebogile Khabeni from Employee Health and Wellness, encouraged women to remain prayerful and to speak out against Gender-Based Violence (GBVF) and Femicide, reminding them to always make use of available support services.
The opening prayer was delivered by Sergeant Vuyelwa Rammokho, followed by Colonel Keamogetse Makobo, who welcomed guests and outlined the purpose of the day.
She emphasized the importance of women taking action and honouring the contributions of others by standing firm against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF).
Chaplain Nozingaze Geco delivered a message of support, citing Isaiah 43:17-19, and reminded women not to be held back by the past but to move forward together in unity.
Pastor Ramasedi expanded on the theme “Empowered by Faith, United in Purpose,” reminding women of the divine strength within them and encouraging them to remain steadfast in prayer.
Chaplain Volgraaft shared a devotion from 2 Corinthians 4:8, highlighting the message of “Crushing Produces Capacity,” and how challenges strengthen one’s ability to become an influencer.
In her address, Major General Makgari encouraged women to always recognize their worth, reminding them that “a strong woman stands up for herself, but a stronger woman stands up for others.” She urged unity among women as a source of strength.
The event concluded with the vote of thanks delivered by Kimberley Head of Detectives, Colonel Nadia Kika.
Sergeant Dikeledi Gopane
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