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Clergy in Gugulethu condemns strike violence which has claimed the life of a Leap officer
Church leaders in Gugulethu lambasted the shooting and killing of a Law Enforcement Advancement Plan (LEAP) officer during the taxi-related strike in Nyanga on Friday 4 August. They said an attack on the officers is an attack on the state.
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Police Minister Cele launches Shanela in Khayelitsha to fight local crime
Minister of Police, Bheki Cele, launched Operation Shanela on Wednesday 2 August in an attempt to fight crime in the province.
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Men meet for talks in Nyanga to address gender based violence
Scores of men from Nyanga and surrounding areas converged on Zolani Centre in the area during the three-day Men’s Conference that was organised by Etafeni Daycare Centre Trust on Thursday 3 August.
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Ceremony paves the way for a new police station
After years of bickering, Makhaza residents can finally celebrate the construction of a police station that will cater to their needs.
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ECD officials learn their lessons
Scores of Early Childhood Development Centres (ECDs) principals from Lwandle converged at Nomzamo Community Hall on Monday 31 July for a fire and safety workshop.
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Cable thieves wreak havoc
As load shedding continues to plunge communities into darkness, Ward 38 residents are feeling the pinch even more due to criminals on the prowl.
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Rape and murder suspect makes court appearance
Residents from various community stakeholders gathered at the Astron garage in Site C on Thursday 27 July, where they conducted a peaceful walk to the home of the slain woman, Sikelelwa Mona (18), at Taiwan informal settlement.
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Learners marched against crime in Langa
School safety took centre stage over the weekend as scores of learners from different high schools marched to Langa Police Station to demand protection.
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The number of deceased in SST fire increases to seven
A seventh member of the Shweni family succumbed to her injuries in hospital on Monday 31 July.
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Tyesi is hoping to exist officially
A 27-year-old Harare woman was relieved to learn that the birth certificate she applied for in 2017 at the Department of Home Affairs office in Khayelitsha will arrive soon.










