Enough is enough, no woman must count as an added victim to this list. 1 was already too much
G
Gloria Takayi
1 day ago
Women are dying 😭women need protection this is enough now
M
Mmakgotso Maunye
1 day ago
We are tired of losing our sisters. Action must be taken
R
Rorisang Makhubedu
1 day ago
I am worried about the safety of South African women.
A
Akhona Ndlovu
1 day ago
I'm also a woman...we need to be protected!!
T
Tiisetso Fiona
1 day ago
We are tired of having to voice out our cries and still that’s not enough to be heard for SAPS to take action.
S
Siphesihle Fanelesibonge
1 day ago
This killing of woman need to stop!!! These people have families to be with and the 7th body has already been found. Why are they making us scared of even walking in the streets. How will we go to school as learnes who don't take transport when there are men waiting to end our live .
The SAPS is weak . Why can't they find these people who make us live in fear.
WE DEMAND ANSWERS!!!!!!!!!
T
Thabi Landman
1 day ago
Our safety comes first.
G
Gosego Motshweneng
1 day ago
Stop killing women!!!!!
Z
Zola Qampa
1 day ago
Our safety,freedom and self expression without fear of death,assault and victimization is very important.We are also human
V
Victor Mukhuba
1 day ago
GBV in South Africa is getting out of hand where the women and girls constantly have to live with fear die to the killings and abuse which must stop
P
Precious Mkhari
1 day ago
The safety of women in this country is far important to other things happening currently
K
Kgakgamatso Motswiri
1 day ago
To protect South African women our mothers our sisters
O
Okuhle Ntshila
1 day ago
Bcs I am a women and I want to be safr
C
Crane Sigoba
1 day ago
It’s important to because women are the backbone of many households. Women are vulnerable and they need our protection. I have nieces who need this protection. I have women friends who can’t enjoy their freedom to movement because of these killings
J
jade treu
1 day ago
gbv.
R
Roxanne Kayter
1 day ago
I am a woman and im scared
M
Mahlodi Monyela
1 day ago
At this point, it's no longer "what if it happens to me" it's "when will it happen to me"
I
Its Boike
1 day ago
Because women doesn't deserve to feel unsafe and constantly look over their shoulders when walking or running. The negligence of the government has lead to this.
Protect Women and children!!
Enough is enough, no woman must count as an added victim to this list. 1 was already too much
Women are dying 😭women need protection this is enough now
We are tired of losing our sisters. Action must be taken
I am worried about the safety of South African women.
I'm also a woman...we need to be protected!!
We are tired of having to voice out our cries and still that’s not enough to be heard for SAPS to take action.
This killing of woman need to stop!!! These people have families to be with and the 7th body has already been found. Why are they making us scared of even walking in the streets. How will we go to school as learnes who don't take transport when there are men waiting to end our live . The SAPS is weak . Why can't they find these people who make us live in fear. WE DEMAND ANSWERS!!!!!!!!!
Our safety comes first.
Stop killing women!!!!!
Our safety,freedom and self expression without fear of death,assault and victimization is very important.We are also human
GBV in South Africa is getting out of hand where the women and girls constantly have to live with fear die to the killings and abuse which must stop
The safety of women in this country is far important to other things happening currently
To protect South African women our mothers our sisters
Bcs I am a women and I want to be safr
It’s important to because women are the backbone of many households. Women are vulnerable and they need our protection. I have nieces who need this protection. I have women friends who can’t enjoy their freedom to movement because of these killings
gbv.
I am a woman and im scared
At this point, it's no longer "what if it happens to me" it's "when will it happen to me"
Because women doesn't deserve to feel unsafe and constantly look over their shoulders when walking or running. The negligence of the government has lead to this.