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Khayelitsha Eastern Sub-Structure (KESS) from the Western Cape Department of Health together with other local organisations celebrated World Aids Day in style as they held a peaceful march from Khayelitsha District Hospital (KDH) to Harare police station and Khayelitsha Magistrate…

Ngono family in Langa is appealing to the public to assist with whatever so that they can to bury family members who died in a shack fire on Sunday 27 November.

While most families around the country and the world are preparing for a bright Christmas, the Ntamnani family, in Driftsands, is in limbo.

Four men were arrested and four others were on the run following the rape of a woman in Crossroads on Sunday 20 November.

A Khayelitsha men’s movement has thrown its entire weight behind a woman, from Island informal settlement in Makhaza, who was allegedly raped and killed by her ex-boyfriend on Sunday 6 November.

Equal Education (EE) is mourning yet another founding leader, Lumkile Zani.

Following a two-week empowerment programme, a group of about 60 young men graduated from the Young Men and Boys programme held at Khanyisa Centre in Philippi. The graduation happened on Saturday 26 November.

The Western Cape has nine police stations of the top 30 murder stations throughout the country, with Nyanga taking the top spot locally at position three.

Grade R learners at Umnqophiso Pre-Primary School in Lwandle, graduated in style on Saturday 26 November.

With the festive season around the corner, the City of Cape Town is shining the spotlight on township tourism and the economy.