Local Stories
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Trains return to Khayelitsha: A game changer for commuters
The return of the trains to Khayelitsha has been hailed by commuters who believe their reintroduction will significantly improve their living conditions and travelling expenses. After nearly six years, trains…
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Khayelitsha roadworks: A R7.5 million revamp for better living
With winter rains on the cards, a multi-million rand project to revamp key routes in some parts of Khayelitsha is underway. The work is expected to be completed in the…
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Health awareness drive in Mfuleni brings services to the community
Discover the importance of bringing health services to people with community health drives offering essential screenings and education. n a quest to bring health services closer to the people, the…
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Nkanini fire displaces 800 residents: Community urged to help
Nkanini fire displaces 800 residents, destroying more than 200 shacks. At this stage there is no indication of what caused the fire. There were no injuries to civilians, but one…
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Stealing from the dead: Khayelitsha Cemetery’s plight
The impact of crime on Khayelitsha Cemetery, where vandalism threatens the dignity of burial sites and graves, urges a desperate plea from locals and the Khayelitsha Development Forum.
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Eskom’s construction won’t disrupt Somagwaza initiation traditions
Eskom construction will not affect initiations. Find out how Somagwaza Institute ensures safety for all initiates and parents.
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Ucela amalizo ombutho ojongene nolwaluko
Amalungu ombutho i-Isibane Soluntu Initiation, eKTC, acela uluntu ukuba luncede ngokutya kunye neempahla zamakrwala nanje ngoko elungiselela ukufaka amakhwenkwe kwiiholide zobusika.
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OPINION | Let’s stand up and fight against crime
Khayelitsha’s train reopening raises important opinions on crime and transport safety for commuters and hawkers in the area.
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Zumana: ‘Child in sport, child out of court’
Views are expressed on healthy outcomes of sports that can reduce crime and encourage positive activities among children in the community.
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Khayelitsha’s train revival: Benefits community and economy
After more than five years the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) officially re-introduced trains to Khayelitsha on Monday 7 April as part of its Central Line rehabilitation programme.
