The Chairperson for the South Africa Police Services in KwaZulu-Natal, Mr Sibisi, gave a straight talk to the youth about criminality, drugs, abuse and murder of policemen. Mr Sibisi had the attention of the 4000+ children as he shared, in Zulu, some basic facts to help the youth. After his talk there was also a time for questions and many teens came forward with frank questions.

Captain Choncho		Mr Sibisi

The jist of his talk was that the SAPS is part of the community and the only way that crime can be dealt with effectively is to work hand in hand with the community. He referred to:
- the importance of reporting child abuse, such as sexual abuse by older men who pay the family, which is too scared of losing their source of revenue, who are then reluctant to report the continued abuse.
- Women and children (and men) need to be protected from violence and all forms of violence should be reported to the police.
- illegal weapons must be reported.
- drugs, including alcohol, spoil lives and cause more violence.
- if police are involved in crime there is a toll-free number where people can report to: 08600 10111