Khayelitsha Tired of Blocked Sewage System
Residents in the Khayelitsha informal settlement of Site B have blocked roads in response to the City of Cape Town’s
29 September 2021
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No Formula E if there are No Basic Services for Cape Town’s Poor
The City of Cape Town is being slammed over a decision to allocate R48 million for a Formula E event.
29 September 2021
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Dr Anban Pillay Must be Criminally Prosecuted in Digital Vibes Scandal
The Special Investigating Unit has recommended that Dr Anban Pillay be criminally charged for financial misconduct following an investigation into
29 September 2021
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Three Men Killed on Cape Flats
Two men have been killed in Silvertown in Athlone. Police spokesperson Sergeant Zita Norman say the men aged 33 and
29 September 2021
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City Prioritises Foreigners over Capetonians – Hangberg
Community activists are at the forefront of the daily challenges facing citizens. They are often their advocates, and provide guidance
28 September 2021
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World News Day: The Responsibilities and Challenges of the Fourth Estate
September 26 marks World News Day – launched by a Canadian journalist in 2018 to raise awareness about the critical
28 September 2021
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AfriCom Extends its African Occupation
The first US warship that is permanently assigned to the US Africa Command(Africom) Area has arrived in Cape Town. The
28 September 2021
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France To Limit Visas To Nationals From Algeria, Morocco & Tunisia
France is once again cracking down on foreign nationals, saying that there will be a targeted reduction in the number
28 September 2021
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Hangberg: Community Dignity Hangs in the Balance
The housing problem in Hangberg remains a concern as a development in the area to build 439 units has hit
28 September 2021
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City Agrees To Solve Khayelitsha Sewage Issues
Khayelitsha community activists have made some headway in getting the City of Cape Town to solve its sewage issues. Following
28 September 2021
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Radio 786 Transends Media Platforms
Radio 786 celebrates 26 years of broadcasting and has through the years maintained its relevance through adapting with the times.
28 September 2021
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Apartheid Criminals Taking Truth to Grave
The ANC-led government has been told not to cower to the intimidation and threats of Apartheid-era leader FW de Klerk.
28 September 2021
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Reflecting on 26-Years of Radio 786
A brainchild of this community, Radio 786 at 26 has evolved into a multifaceted media entity. Taking to the airwaves
28 September 2021
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Khayelitsha Residents Protest over Blocked Drains
Khayelitsha residents have expressed their frustration at the poor state of the sewage system in Site B. Locals who staged
28 September 2021
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American Warship in Cape Town for Security Ties
In less than a year a US warship has docked in Cape Town. The USS Hershel “Woody” Williams (ESB) which
28 September 2021
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Bo-Kaap Man Still Missing
A search continues for a 63-year-old Bo-Kaap man who went missing nearly a week ago. According to police Mogamad Yunus
28 September 2021
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Three Women Gunned Down in Khayelitsha
Three young women have been killed in the TT Block informal settlement, Khayelitsha. Their bodies were found in a passage
28 September 2021
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Three-Legged Sheep Gets A Prosthetic Leg
Instead of hopping and skipping on three legs, a lucky sheep whose foot got stuck in a snare received its
27 September 2021
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Democracy in Action: Is the Relationship Between Communities & Municipalities Tarnished?
Do municipalities indeed have a relationship with their communities; or do they still have a long way to go before
27 September 2021
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Claremont Remembers Diverse Past
The diverse history and culture of Claremont and Newlands have been highlighted through a “Walk of Remembrance”. Hosted by the
25 September 2021
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