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Reformed ‘Fancy Boy’ Describes His Hectic Life As The Leader Of A Cape Town Gang [Video]
19 May 2016 by Kiernan / 1 Comment
One has to be ruthless to ascend to the rank of leader in a Cape Town gang, and Denzil Moses certainly earned his title.
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4 Minute MUST SEE Video – Life In The Cape Flats As Told By An 11-Year-Old
10 May 2016 by Sloane Hunter / No Comments
The Cape Flats is a war zone and it’s been like that for years. So why do we still live in a time when children can’t go to school?
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Cape Gangs Will Not Be Exposed To Loadshedding
20 May 2015 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
The gangs of Cape Town are apparently rather enjoying the Eskom outages as no one can see them coming. So what is The City doing about it?
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Manenberg Has Had Enough Of Gang Violence [Images]
11 Jul 2014 by Jasmine Stone / 1 Comment
The Cape Flats are notorious for the intense gang violence that threatens the safety of many communities. Manenberg is not a place you would want to visit for this reason, let alone live, and these residents have had enough of the threat to their safety. Strength in numbers…
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It’s Pretty Much Impossible To Stop Cape Town’s Escalating Gang Warfare
27 May 2014 by Jasmine Stone / 1 Comment
Is there an end to the gang violence in Cape Town?
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Four Corners
26 Mar 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
Pollsmoor Prison is overpopulated and way beyond capacity, famous for Nelson Mandela’s incarceration and infamous for its prolific gangsterism. A gang war has been raging for almost a hundred years between ‘The Numbers’, several prison gangs divided by their 26, 27 and 28 affiliations, exercising their rule by means of extreme violence. Their bonds extend beyond […]
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Finally The Cape Flats ‘Passion Gap’ Gets International Attention
29 Aug 2013 by Jasmine Stone / 1 Comment
If you live in Cape Town, you’ve definitely born witness to the ‘passion gap’. The famous gap sported by many people from the coloured community in Cape Town has finally received international attention.
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Revived Pagad Will Have Branches Nationwide
21 Oct 2011 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
Abdus-Salaam Ebrahim, the national coordinator of People Against Gangsterism And Drugs, is busy resurrecting Pagad following his release from prison. The 61-year-old spent nine years in jail and two on parole, but now that he’s a free man, he is driving the resurgence of his movement, with plans to open branches around the country.
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Kuli Roberts To Make Public Apology This Evening
03 Mar 2011 by Jasmine Stone / 2 Comments
This has not been a great couple of days for Kuli Roberts. Apart from calls for her public lynching, and curses placed on her mother’s private parts, she has also lost her weekly newspaper column. But she is expected to make a public apology on her TV show, Headline, this evening – details and time inside.
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