The scourge of drug abuse in South Africa has left no community unaffected. According to South Africa's Central Drug Authority's latest annual report, South Africa remains an attractive location for drug traffickers to warehouse their stocks before shipping them to other countries. But in Thaba Nchu in the Free State, hope is taking root. A local pastor is pushing back against the tide of addiction, opening his doors to broken young men and helping them reclaim their lives through a rehabilitation centre.
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