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“We are still hurt but getting better because people are coming in to console us,” that is how Menzi Ngqoshela summed up the family’s misery.

After temporarily suspending services last week due to vandalism, the Nolungile Clinic returned to operation on Monday 14 August.

Student teachers from various higher institutions in Strand gathered at Afrikayam Farm on Saturday 12 August to share ideas and challenges they encountered in the institutions.

Concerned residents from Ward 34 in Browns Farm rolled their sleeves up on Saturday 12 August to clean community facilities damaged through vandalism during the taxi strike last week.

At least 71 people between the ages of 18 and 49 were arrested and are set to appear in court for allegedly looting a local liquor store during last week’s taxi protest.

While the Netball World Cup fever might be a thing of the past, one of the tournament’s brightest stars Phumza Maweni continues to illuminate the streets of Khayelitsha.

Due to the taxi strike and associated risks, looting as well as vandalism in the townships, the City Vision edition of 10 August was not distributed.

Due to the taxi strike and associated risks, looting as well as vandalism in the townships, the City Vision edition of 10 August was not distributed.

Excitement was evident on the faces of Makhaza residents as the Minister of Police Bheki Cele visited the site during the sod turning on Wednesday 2 August.

The Khayelitsha Health Forum (KHF) has lambasted people who vandalised and set alight Nolungile Community Health Centre at Site C in Khayelitsha and described them as hooligans.