Unathi Obose
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Shack dwellers from Makhaza Road Reserved Informal Settlement had to evacuate their shacks after they were flooded with sewage on Saturday 29 November.
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At least 38 informal homes burnt down and four people died in two separate shack fire incidents on Monday 1 December in Ward 52 in Langa.
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At least four shack-fire incidents occurred in different parts of the City this past weekend, in which 448 people were homeless and 233 shacks burnt down.
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“The only thing that is needed when you are HIV positive is to take care of your body and treatment,” said a Khayelitsha HIV/Aids activist, Babalwa Mazaleni.
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“It feels good to see there are people who are watching and recognising what one is doing while still alive.”
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A leader of Ward 99 Development Forum in Harare, Khayelitsha has lashed back at the City and accused it of ruling along racial lines.
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Excitement was evident on the faces of staff members and learners at Vuzamanzi Primary school in Site C in Khayelitsha at the opening of the new school lab today (Thursday 27 November).
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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.
