Huhudi Stadium is filled to capacity with late arrivals being ushered to overflow areas to watch the 

 the Zion Christian Church (ZCC) Mass Prayer Service to be addressed by North West Premier Thandi Modise and sermon by His Grace, The Right Reverend Bishop Dr Barnabas Lekganyane from four big screens. The service commences at 10:00 am this morning.

A capacity crowd estimated at over 100 000 congregants from around Zimbabwe, Namibia, Botswana, North West Province, Northern Cape, Gauteng including other provinces from around the country are part of the weekend mass prayer meeting hosted by the North West Provincial Government as part of moral regeneration.

The provincial authorities are satisfied that joint safety operational and contingency plans that are in place will ensure that there is no opportunistic crime and all roads are safe for usage by all road users.

Motorists who will be driving vehicles to the weekend prayer services that started on Friday evening were advised to arrange co-drivers and to rest after every 200 kilometers and or two hours of driving to avoid fatigue as they drive back home.

Road closures are maintained along Mosiapoa, Eli Mabusela, Segawana and Mokgosi streets around Huhudi

  Stadium.

 Motorists are requested to cooperate with traffic officials and to obey signage that will direct them along alternative routes to demarcated parking reserved for the various types of motor vehicles.

 ZCC marshals are deployed to guide motorists on how to park vehicles for swift movement in and out of the parking areas.

Premier Modise wishes congregants who will be travelling back home safe travel and appreciates the warmest welcome and hospitality the residents of Vryburg have extended to them.