Moradisi
Mayor of Maquassi Hill municipality, Councillor Lehloo
The Speaker of Maquassi Hill municipality, Councillor Kgabi,
Maloko a Khuduthamaga ya Council (MMCs) le makhanselara a sedika sa Dr Kenneth Kaunda a a leng fa
Batsamaisi ba lefapha ba ba leng fano
Maloko a di-governance structures tsa rona
Badiri ba lefapha
Baithaopi le badiri ba selegae ba pholo le Tlhabololo ya loago
Baruti le dingaka tsa setso
Community leaders, dikgosi tsa rona
Baagi ba Maquassi Hill
Bagaetsho dumelang!
Re kopana jaana gompieno ka maikutlo a go keteka le go itumelela phitlhelelo ya rona mono Maquassi. Setheo se re se bulang fano gompieno ke seshupo se se feletseng fela sa gore puso e ya rona ee eteletsweng pele ke mokgatlo wa ANC, e kgathalela matshelo a batho ba rona. Re rata go bona batho ba tshela sentle ka tlhokomelo, ba amogela ditirelo tsa seemo se amogelesegang.
We are opening this Kgakala One Stop Centre to take care of our people with the purpose of providing:
- counselling services to the victims of crime, abuse and violence
- to serve as a day care centre for people with disabilities and to
- serve as a drop in centre for orphaned and vulnerable children.
Go matshwanedi thata go re re be re bula setheo se mo nakong e ya malatsi a 16 a Kgatlhanong le Tshotlakako ya Basadi le Bana le malatsinyana fela morago ga moletlwa wa Letsatsi la Boditshabatshaba wa ba ba sa Itekanelang Sentle mo Mmeleng. Ga re rate go bona setheo se se tletse ka bomme le bana ba ba sotlakakilweng. Re tshwanelwa ke go ithuta go tshela sentle le go tlotla ditshwanelo tsa motho yo mongwe le yo mongwe wa naga ya rona. Jaaka baagisanyi mo malapeng a rona a a farologaneng, a re agisaneng. Se tlogele fela o bona moagisanyi wa gago e le motswasetlhabelo.
A re ageng setshaba sa rona mmogo re tle re nne le metse le malapa a a tiileng.
Tshotlakako ya basadi, bana le ba ba golafetseng ga e na bodulo mo setshabeng sa rona. Bosenyi ga bo na bodulo gope mo setshabeng sa rona. Ga re kitla re ineela mo dilong tse di sa siamang tse, re tla tswelela re di lwantsha, ka go rotloediwa ke go agela bana ba rona bokamoso jo bo siameng.
State President Jacob Zuma has said that “our fight against crime will be a key priority to ensure safer and more secure communities”, in his message of the 2009 election manifesto document. It is important that there is a strong partnership between the policy, the social workers and the community to fight crime, violence and any form of abuse. It will really be encouraging to see from this area being able to come to a police station and provide necessary support to police. We are very proud and excited about developments and achievements thus far, but there are still too many challenges facing us. The executive council has ensured that all the service delivery departments within our government must implement programmes and strategies aimed at empowering women, young people and the disabled both economically and socially.
These strategies will ensure that there is equitable attention to women, men, girls and boys in terms of their social and economic position; non-discrimination access to quality services and equal rights and opportunities for all citizens within the province. This centre will add to these milestones through the support of local community and our non-governmental organisations (NGOs), counselling and other support services to women and children who have been affected by crime will be provided.
In the process of curbing violence against women, police have been fortunate that there are noble people who have come forward and decided to volunteer their services. Their services will not only empower victims of abuse, but will also give them confidence in reporting their cases that will then help in influencing the positive finalisation of their cases by the criminal justice system. I emphasise again the critical role of our social workers in these situation. police must be in close contact with social workers.
Whilst we have introduced a number of policies and legislation that seeks to promote and protect rights of victims, the implementation process has led to us identifying some problems that have led to beneficiaries not getting best service. However, we are now working in ensuring that the identified gaps and weaknesses are dealt with by all stakeholders involved.
I also wish to urge local business people, the farmers of this area and other stakeholders to get involved in crime prevention and combating crime by providing necessary resources to the needy stations and to support this one stop centre.
Re ntse re tsweletse gape re dirisana le di NGO tsa rona ga mmogo le mekgatlo e e tshwanang le Life Line go tiisa le go oketsa ditirelo mo porofenseng ya rona tse di tshwanang le:
- counselling
- victim support
- pre and post counselling for HIV and AIDS
- overnight accommodation for the victims of crime, violence and abuse
- life skills
- advocacy campaigns as well as
- linking of victims with income generating projects.
Gape re leka thata go tsweletsa pele ditheo le mekgatlo ya sedika se sa Kenneth Kaunda eo e nang le ditirelo tse di lebaneng batho ba rona ba ba golafetseng. Re solofela gore e ka re mo nakong e e sa fediseng pelo, re be re kgonne go tlamela Reatlegile Community Centre ka matlole gore e kgone go tlhokomela batho ba rona ba ba golafetseng.
Go mo go rona jaaka baagi go tsaya maikarabelo mo tirisong ya ditheo tse tsa rona. Re tla netefatsa gore go nne le modiredi loago mo setheong se sa Kgakala One Stop Centre, yo o tla tlhokomelang le go tsamaisa setheo. Mme ke santse ke gatelela gore setheo re se kopanetse re le lefapha, baagi, mapodisi, mmasepala le di NGO tsa rona. Se se raya gore rotlhe re nne le maikarabelo le go tlhokomela setheo. Re rata go bona fela se dirisediwa maitlhomo a sona e leng go tlhokomela batswasetlhabelo sa tshotlakako, go nna tulo ya ba ba golafetseng le setheo sa bana ba dikhutsana.
Ke tsaya sebaka se go lo eletsa malatsi a Keresemose a monate le ngwaga o moswa wa katlego, masego, nala le tswelelo pele. A re itlhokomeleng mo malatsi a a khunologo re nne le lorato le tirisano mmogo mme re tile go kgweetsa re itshietse nnotagi.
Ke a leboga!
