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2 weeks ago |
allafrica.com | Mary-Anne Gontsana
After two recent armed hijackings, staff and patients are demanding CCTV and heightened security Gugulethu residents, the community policing forum and staff of Gugulethu Community Health Centre are concerned about rising violent crime outside the clinic. Last month alone, there were two hijackings, one in which a staff member was taken from the facility to his home and robbed before the criminals made off with the state car he was driving.
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2 weeks ago |
groundup.org.za | Mary-Anne Gontsana
Gugulethu residents, the community policing forum and staff of Gugulethu Community Health Centre are concerned about rising violent crime outside the clinic. Last month alone, there were two hijackings, one in which a staff member was taken from the facility to his home and robbed before the criminals made off with the state car he was driving. During the meeting, people suggested that CCTV be installed and called for more police visibility, among other interventions.
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2 weeks ago |
allafrica.com | Mary-Anne Gontsana
But they call on justice system to do better, starting with the police About 100 people, some waving rainbow flags, marched through the streets of Strand to celebrate the 12th Khumbulani Pride event. Khumbulani - meaning "Remember" in isiXhosa -- was started in 2013 to raise awareness about queer rights in townships across Cape Town and to remember victims of hate crime. Each year the event is held in different townships. This year was Nomzamo, Strand.
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2 weeks ago |
mambaonline.com | Mary-Anne Gontsana
Partner Content About 100 people, some waving rainbow flags, marched through the streets of Strand to celebrate the 12th Khumbulani Pride event.
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2 weeks ago |
groundup.org.za | Mary-Anne Gontsana
About 100 people, some waving rainbow flags, marched through the streets of Strand to celebrate the 12th Khumbulani Pride event. Khumbulani – meaning “Remember” in isiXhosa — was started in 2013 to raise awareness about queer rights in townships across Cape Town and to remember victims of hate crime. Each year the event is held in different townships. This year was Nomzamo, Strand.
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