Unathi Obose
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For the first time in its history the Khuseleka Neighbourhood Watch in Ward 96, in Mkhaza, Khayelitsha, has been recognised by the City of Cape Town, having received a Neighbourhood Watch Service Excellence Group award
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Members of Khayelitsha Early-Childhood Development (ECD) Forum gathered at the Phaphamani Community Hall in Harare on Tuesday 26 November for a memorial service for ECD doyenne Zoleka Matshepo Ramothokang (64).
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In an effort to fight gender-based violence members of Khayelitsha Sub-District Spiritual Crime Prevention Forum (SCPF) together with those from various local organisations, converged on Desmond Tutu Hall in Harare, on Tuesday 25 November, for a dialogue involving men of the area, where they could freely share perspectives and life experiences.
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It is that time of the year again where young designers from different parts of the country will gather at InUWell Centre in the V&A Waterfront on Saturday 6 December to showcase their talent during the Khayelitsha Fashion Week.
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Life will not be the same for the group of shack dwellers from Shukushukuma in Site C, Khayelitsha who were relocated to new temporary structures at Bosasa in Mfuleni on Saturday 22 November.
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A new South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) Philippi Zonal leadership was elected at a two-day conference, Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 November, held at Mzamomhle Primary School hall at Brown’s Farm, Philippi last weekend.
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In an effort to raise awareness of gender-based violence against women and children Lingelethu-West police, together with Lingelethu-West Community Policing Forum (CPF), Men For Change and Lingelethu-West Women’s Network, held a special prayer service at their station, and later moved on to picket at the Spine and Makabeni Road intersection on Friday 21 November.
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Members of various men’s organisations in Khayelitsha and surrounding areas held a men’s dialogue to discuss issues affecting them.
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Lwandle police officers registered a murder case after a woman was gunned down by unknown people at Ndzuzo Street in Nomzamo on Wednesday.
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Concerned residents of Ward 86 in Lwandle rolled their sleeves up and cleaned up the corners of Michael and Onvernwacht streets on Saturday 15 November
