Phikwe police brace for festive crime
Wednesday, December 21, 2016

Speaking to Mmegi in an interview, Selebi-Phikwe police station commander Superintendent Victor Nlebesi highlighted that since this will be the first ever festive holidays after the closure of BCL mine, there will be many vacant houses that could attract thieves.
He therefore stated that they have extra-ordinary measures in place to ensure that they prevent the possible house breaking and theft that has been common in the copper and nickel town since the mine was closed especially in the BCL residential area.
His horrific actions, betraying the trust placed in him to protect children have rightly been met with the full force of the law. Whilst we commend the court’s decision, this case forces us to confront uncomfortable truths about safeguarding our children and the lifelong scars such abuse leaves.Magistrate Kefilwe Resheng’s firm sentencing sends a powerful message that those who harm children will face severe consequences. Her words rightly...