Shack dwellers from Makhaza Road Reserved Informal Settlement had to evacuate their shacks after they were flooded with sewage on Saturday 29 November.
At least four shack-fire incidents occurred in different parts of the City this past weekend, in which 448 people were homeless and 233 shacks burnt down.
“The only thing that is needed when you are HIV positive is to take care of your body and treatment,” said a Khayelitsha HIV/Aids activist, Babalwa Mazaleni.
The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate will carry out planned water supply maintenance from Monday 1 December to Thursday 4 December which will affect several areas across…
Excitement was evident on the faces of staff members and learners at Vuzamanzi Primary school in Site C in Khayelitsha at the opening of the new school lab today (Thursday…
For the first time in its history the Khuseleka Neighbourhood Watch in Ward 96, in Mkhaza, Khayelitsha, has been recognised by the City of Cape Town, having received a Neighbourhood…
Members of Khayelitsha Early-Childhood Development (ECD) Forum gathered at the Phaphamani Community Hall in Harare on Tuesday 26 November for a memorial service for ECD doyenne Zoleka Matshepo Ramothokang (64).