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LOCAL
‘Farewell’ blankets received
THIRTY-SEVEN people who are infected with and affected by HIV/Aids received blankets during the Farewell Ceremony for Mrs Maja Patini, the US Consulate, at Kwezi Park, in Khayelitsha.
Principals dampen celebrations
MIXED emotions gripped Khayelitsha educators who did not know whether to celebrate or mourn the event marking the completion of their master’s degree programme held at the False Bay College on Saturday.
Boy (10) admits to drinking hard
HE stands no higher than a table and he is still young, but what he has experienced in life is shocking.
Young man stoned to death
A 23-year-old man was stoned to death in Siyahlala Squatter Camp in Philippi on Friday by community members, allegedly after he had robbed a woman of her bag.
Questions about death of bus driver
THE morning of Sunday the 13 of July still has a story to tell.
Dogs make home in graveyard
THE Khayelitsha cemetery might be full for burial of people there but the place has become a home to new tenants “five puppy dogs”.
Atyholwa ngokunyeka isinyobo amapolisa
ASENGAZIBHAQA esenkathazweni amapolisa amabini atyholwa ngokuzama ukufumana imali yokuthoba unxano ngondlelamnyama.
Burial society today a community pillar
A SOCIAL upliftment organisation celebrated its 10th anniversary at the Victoria Mxenge Community Hall on Sunday.
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KEEP WARM: Nombulelo Kotyi, ward 92 councillor, giving a blanket to Tata Andile Platjie.
