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Lwandle residents marked the Human Rights Day celebrations on Monday 21 March by walking 10 km for health.

Dial-A-Ride (DAR) commuters in Nyanga and surrounding areas have been left stranded after the City of Cape Town halted its services in the area due to taxi violence.

Three Lwandle police officers are out on a R2 000 bail each after being nabbed for alleged corruption and defeating the administration of justice on Thursday 17 March.

Harare Community Policing Forum (CPF) has called on communities to be “honest” and stop hiding criminals that are terrorising communities.

Gugulethu residents are living in fear following a shooting incident that claimed two lives at NY102 on Sunday 20 March.

Residents from Ngqwangi Road in Lower Crossroads are threatening to take to the streets if their complaints are not addressed.

Members of the Harare Community Policing Forum (CPF) have applauded the police for arresting two suspects involved in an attempted carjacking at section 40 in Harare on Saturday 19 March.

The ongoing vandalism and stripping of Gugulethu and Khayelitsha cemeteries is raising the ire of local community groups.

“It has always been my belief that within everyone’s heart there lies a beast. One needs to start by asking himself or herself what can he or she do to make a change.”.

Lwandle police have ruled out possible foul play on the fire that left hundreds of people at Solly’s Town informal settlement with no roof over their heads.