By STAFF REPORTER
15 February 2026- The police said bullying can be defined as unwanted, aggressive behaviour that involves a real or perceived power imbalance, where repeated actions cause harm, fear, or distress to another person. The Springbok Station Commander, Colonel Moses Lekgwati and his members, conducted an awareness program at a high school in Springbok, focusing on the impact of bullying and the importance of creating a safe and supportive learning environment.
The Namakwa police spokesperson, Captain Ivan Magerman said program included engaging and interactive speeches, which were creatively turned into fun activities to help learners better understand and remember the importance of the subject. Magerman said the program actively participated, showed enthusiasm and commitment throughout the session.
“The police commended the school management, educators, and learners for their cooperation and dedication in making the program a success.
“Emphasis was placed on participation which reflects the strength of the community in addressing issues that affect young people,” he said.
The Guardian 