Khayelitsha residents march against gun violence and crime
The marchers crisscrossed the township in a protest against gun violence, extortion and mass killings that are plaguing the township.
The marchers crisscrossed the township in a protest against gun violence, extortion and mass killings that are plaguing the township.
Mass shootings, extortion rackets, gang warfare and the murder of children make Khayelitsha one of the most dangerous townships in the world to live.
Workers providing cleaning services to the City of Cape Town through an outsourced company were not paid their salaries for three months.
Many residents of Siyakhana have fled their homes for fear of their lives. On Wednesday night, several homes were petrol bombed by ‘maphara’.
Despite being badly affected by taxi related violence that prevented them from attending school, Khayelitsha matriculants are confident that they will succeed in their final exams.
Advocate Ayanda Gladile was described as someone who had dedicated his life to the struggle. A R100,000 has been offered for information leading to the arrest of his killer/s.
The Western Cape education department says that at the height of the strike, 852,259 learners stayed home from school in the province.
The taxi protest in the Western Cape has shuttered clinics at the same time as the number of people needing treatment for violent injury has spiked.
Local film festival recognises local talent.
The three-day festival is about showcasing local stories and talent.
The partial re-opening of the central line in Cape Town has brought a collective sigh of relief from commuters.
A calling to hear ancestral voices has got some learners suspended from school.