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Fighting the stigma against Aids
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
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Police urge women to heed to the call to report GBV and take back the night
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.
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‘Stop violence and prejudice’: LGBTQI+ community’s cry out to residents in Makhaza
“Stop hate crime. Stop violence and prejudice.”.
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World Aids Day celebrated in style with march in Khayelitsha
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…
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Family in Langa appeals for help in order to bury family members who died in a shack fire
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.
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Bleak Christmas on the cards for Driftsands family as fire destroys all they have
While most families around the country and the world are preparing for a bright Christmas, the Ntamnani family, in Driftsands, is in limbo.
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Four men arrested after woman gang raped in Crossroads
Four men were arrested and four others were on the run following the rape of a woman in Crossroads on Sunday 20 November.
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‘No to GBV’: Men’s movement in Khayelitsha double down efforts in wake of Makhaza women’s murder
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.
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Another Equal Education is mourning yet again as another leader passes away
Equal Education (EE) is mourning yet another founding leader, Lumkile Zani.
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Empowerment programme in Philippi teaches young men and boys to man-up and grow up
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.









