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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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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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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The Importance of Knowing Your Heritage
Why is it so important to be educated about your country’s heritage and history? As SA aims to build an
24 September 2021
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Voter Apathy – Politics Ignores Youth
The past voter registration weekend has been hailed by the Independent Electoral Commission as a success. The IEC based this
24 September 2021
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Police Presence Increased After Heinz Park Teacher Killed
Security has been beefed up in the vicinity of Heinz Park Primary School in Philippi where a teacher was gunned
23 September 2021
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Lawyer Arrested with Drugs in Court
A 39-year-old lawyer has been caught with drugs at the Bellville Regional Court. It’s suspected the 200 mandrax tablets and
23 September 2021
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Muslim Professionals are Opposing Mandatory Covid-19 Vaccines
The Association of Muslim Professionals of South Africa (AMPSA) has criticised President Cyril Ramaphosa and his administration for what it
21 September 2021
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Vaccines and the Preservation of Life
What is the medical impact of people that have been vaccinated against Covid-19 being exposed to those that haven’t –
21 September 2021
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Should Mosques be Closed to the Un-vaccinated?
Mosques and religious institutions have an important role to play in educating the public about key issues. Author and scholar,
21 September 2021
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Civil Society in Action Assessing Community Relationships with Municipalities
In the first edition of Civil Society in Action, we discuss the role of municipalities in ensuring that the public’s
21 September 2021
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Democracy in Action: What is the Role of a Municipality?
What makes up a municipality and what is its function? This is the question we explore in this edition of
21 September 2021
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Cape Town Teacher Shot Dead Before Class
A 52-year-old teacher has been killed at Heinz Park Primary School in Philippi. He was shot in the parking area
21 September 2021
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