#Senzani – What Can We Do?

Written by on 10 September, 2019

South Africa is becoming an increasingly unsafe place for women and children to live in. Horrendous stories of children and women going missing make the rounds on social media daily. South African women are tired #Sesikhathele of the killings, rapes and abuse. The question is, what are men doing to stop it all? #Senzani

We have asked Gagasi FM men to get together and discuss; where it all went wrong and what needs to be done to stop the killing and abuse of women and children, but they cannot come up with the solutions alone. We need your help, as our listeners to come up with the solutions. Leave a comment below the video and let’s share your views with the rest of South Africa.

 

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