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With the festive season spirit firmly in place, Lwandle police are urging stokvel members to be vigilant as they prepare to share their earnings.

The family of three children who died tragically in Endlovini is desperately seeking help in burying them.

“We have been asking for donations and no one responded. We were so shocked when the minister informed us that she is coming to the centre,” said an elated Nozuko Conjwa, facility manager at Nonceba Family Counselling Centre in Khayelitsha.

In trying to raise awareness about violence towards women and children during this 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children Campaign, young children, led by Lwandle Migrant Labour Museum, staged a silent march on Monday 5…

A young gospel artist from Khayelitsha has put his area on the map after he scooped his first gospel award during the 2nd Bokone Bophirima Gospel Music Awards (BBGMA) event held at Potchefstroom in the North West on Saturday 26…

Baleka tsotsi, that is what the criminals in Langa will have to do when they see the police officers on the streets..

Langa Community Policing Forum vowed to work closely with the police during the festive season to fight crime in the area.

Khayelitsha Eastern Sub-Structure (KESS) of the Western Cape Department of Health and other local organisation celebrated World Aids Day in style as they held a peaceful march from Khayelitsha District Hospital (KDH) to Harare Police Station and Khay

Harare police urged women to report gender-based violence (GBV), which is rife in the area, during an outreach programme in Makhaza, on Friday 2 December.

“Stop hate crime. Stop violence and prejudice.”.