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    Church members encourage safe driving over the holidays

    Kathryn ClearyBy Kathryn ClearyDecember 18, 2017Updated:December 18, 2017No Comments1 Min Read
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    The afternoon of 16 December, members of the Universal

    Church in Grahamstown staged a protest against drinking and driving in effort to promote safe driving habits during the festive season.

    Members held placards at the intersection of High Street and Hill Street, and were greatly appreciated by motorists.

    With alcohol consumption on the rise during the holidays, it is important to remember not to drink and drive. Keep Grahamstown safe by staying off the roads or using a designated driver.

    Photos by: Lindani Donyeli. 

    Passing motorists were grateful for the important message.
    Church members stood at the intersection of High and Hill Street.
    Akhona Same warns against drinking and driving.
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