A Harare family struggles to receive a funeral payout from Shosha Funeral Scheme after their relative’s death, despite multiple communications and promises of payment from the owner.
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Samora Machel police are investigating the murder of a 15-year-old learner, the second such incident in two weeks. Community leaders urge unity against crime.
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Ward 34 fire victims received building materials to rebuild their shacks, aided by Councillor Melikhaya Gadeni, improving community living conditions.
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Mandla Majola emphasizes self-empowerment over government reliance, reflecting on his activism journey during his book launch in Gugulethu, addressing socio-economic challenges.
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A fire in Blowi settlement destroyed 46 shacks, leaving 156 people homeless and appealing for assistance from the City of Cape Town.
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R124,615,000 has been allocated for the Covid informal settlement development in Mfuleni, planned in three phases. Phase one, currently underway, aims to relocate 400 occupants, while phase two will relocate…
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Grassroots Educare Trust conducted a training session for Early Childhood Development (ECD) practitioners, graduating 41 individuals from various areas. The 10-week course aimed to help principals formalize their centers and…
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Ward 34 held its first recognition awards, honoring individuals and groups for their contributions to the community and encouraging further development.
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On May 30, Khayelitsha children celebrated World Play Day with games, socialising, and activities organized by Sikhula Sonke, promoting child development.
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Samora Machel police are investigating the deadly shooting of a 17-year-old female Sinethemba High School learner on Thursday 22 May.
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