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KBF demands review of halaal requirement in hospital catering tender
The Khayelitsha Business Forum urges by-law amendments to aid local entrepreneurs, criticizing halaal certificate requirements for catering tenders.
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Khayelitsha taxi association pleased with progress on Vuyani PTI
The Khayelitsha Taxi Association endorses the Vuyani Public Transport Interchange’s construction, enhancing public transport in the community by mid-2026.
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Town Two Clinic re-opens after extortion related closure
The Town Two Clinic in Khayelitsha reopened on Monday, 16 February, after being temporarily closed for two weeks following extortion-related threats against security officers.
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Youth health awareness campaign in Khayelitsha educates ward 97 young people
Young people in Khayelitsha participated in a health campaign focusing on STIs, safe sex education, and health screenings, promoting awareness and responsibility.
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Codeta opening ceremony marks a safe start to the year
The Codeta prayer service at OR Tambo Hall celebrated a successful year, highlighting zero fatalities and strengthened commuter relationships.
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Samora Machel roads: Residents blame City neglect while others applaud progress
Residents of Samora Machel have mixed feelings about the state of the area’s roads.
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Youth raise crime and extortion concerns in Khayelitsha
Deputy President Paul Mashatile met with young people during the Presidency Youth Engagement programme held at the Thusong Centre in Khayelitsha on Tuesday, 10 February.
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Langa LGBTQI+ Pride mural unveiled to promote inclusivity
A mural unveiled in Langa promotes inclusivity and safety for the LGBTQI+ community, symbolising love, unity, and mutual acceptance.
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Shack fire destroys 25 homes in Site B, Khayelitsha
At least 25 shacks at RR section in Site B, Khayelitsha burned down and left more than 70 people homeless this morning.
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Shock as hospital linen discovered dumped in Nyanga streets
The Ward 73 councillor in Nyanga, Sandile Martin, has urged the community to report any suspicious activity happening in the area to the police.
