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Lack of effective street lighting contributes to crime in Nyanga

3rd November 2017 Mandla Mnyakama 0

The lack of effective street lighting has contributed immensely to the escalation of crime in the Greater Nyanga district and surrounding areas. Cape Town’s communities are urging the authorities to take responsibility for their security and do something about visible policing – and night visibility.

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