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Mawelawela Correctional Facility.

Today in partnership with Eswatini National Youth Council (ENYC) and Health Plus 4 Men we went to visit the inmates with some goodies in hand. It wasn't just a visit but to motivate the inmates that whatever put them in there, shouldn't be bigger than their purpose. We should learn from mistakes and we can't let mistakes have a hold over us.

Umuntfu akalahlwa asaphila.

Emphakamela Primary School.

Today our team, in partnership with the Ministry of Health (Schools Health) Mankayane visited and stood infront of 282 learners and sensitized them about SRHR issues, content consumption (avoiding explicit things on the net), rights and responsibilities (no means no). We are fighting crime one day at a time, from the grass roots level. We shouldn't neglect the rural population and focus on the urban population because all emaSwati are exposed to crime.

School Social Work and Child Abuse In Primary Schools Mini Festival.

It was a lovely event hosted by the Social Work department at the University of Eswatini, Kwaluseni where various stakeholders came together to educate youngsters on how to handle abuse and where they can get assistance.
We had four primary schools around Kwaluseni (Kwaluseni infant, Kwaluseni Primary, Mbikwakwe, Siphumelele).

Abuse will not be tolerated in any sense. Let us guard each other, especially our children.

Farewell.

The Communications Department was pleased this past weeks to have Elaine Wami Butler and Samkeliso Maziya as part of our interns from Limkokwing University of Creative Technology. Their presence was immensely handy in many ways than one. Your work ethic will open doors for you guys, you were good.

This will always be your home.

St Theresa.

Every school is handled as the first. We can never get used to this. Just like any other case, it is treated as a unique case. So today, like many other days, our team of experts visited St Theresa to sensitize the learners on crime and it's cousins. Umtsetfo ngumtsetfo, kutsi bewati nome bewungati, loku kufana nelicembe uma utsi ubhaca ngako. So hence bringing awareness of the most committed crimes amongst the youth, to the youth makes all the difference.

Ebugeleni Primary School.

Today we went to visit Ebugeleni Primary School under Mtfongwaneni Inkhundla and Lwande Chiefdom. Over a hundred of learners where sensitized on crime by our team of experts. The realities of crime are harsher than what is being marketed.
Lugotjwa lusemanti.

KaBhudla Primary School.

Today the team was privileged to sensitize the learners of KaBhudla Primary School under the Mafutseni Inkhundla. Bucala bubanti. And it is the roots which produces the branches and leaves to crime. Uma siyishaye emsileni, sisengakayincobi, idzinga kushyawa enhloko. One day at a time, the desired results will be yielded.

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Today we went to Ebugeleni/Elwandle Community Primary School.

We had a great engagement with the students on crime related behaviors and activities which might get them to serve time. (Bullying, CyberCrime, SODV, Drugs) are amongst what young people find themselves engaging in.

Today we commenced our school visits this second term, in partnership with the Ministry of Health, Schools health, Mankayane.

We covered a number of schools, St Joseph also saw our team touch down there and they gave the students a lesson on the root causes of crimes and behaviors to avoid. It was a good day.