Go thoma tokollong ye, dihlogo tše di kgethilwego ka makasineng wo ga bjale di tla hwetšagala feela Inthaneteng. Bala ka mo go oketšegilego mabapi le mabaka a diphetogo tše. 18. Jesu o boletše gore o be a tla nea boikarabelo bofe, gomme ke potšišo efe e kgolo yeo e ilego ya rotoga ge mehla ya bofelo e thoma? Kgauswinyane Mmušo wa Modimo o tla tla gomme wa phethagatša thato ya Modimo mo lefaseng. *—MATEO 24:3, 7-12. In the first six months of 2009, we have seen an upsurge in housebreakings in the area. Traditionally an out-of-the-way neighbourhood, Gillitts Park has been largely spared the crime problems that the rest of the country has experienced. The recent upsurge in incidents has led to the formation of a neighbourhood watch association. Called the Gillitts Park Streetwatch, this organisation is composed of residents who have contracted a service provider to provide cellphone communications links between members. By watching out for each other and working with local law enforcement, the 860-home neighbourhood saw nine arrests of housebreakers in four weeks. The crime rate has since dropped off.