Bryanston residents make streets safer

South African Breaking News 2020-08-28

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With gender-based violence crimes increasing - running or even walking alone can put you in harm’s way. One resident in Bryanston Johannesburg is leading a campaign to keep the streets safe. Kerry Harrison is appealing to the community to help create a safer environment.

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