gangsterism

Breaking the Cycle: Part 3

By Loushe Jordaan-Gilbert This story is part of a series focusing on former gang members who changed their lives for the better. Searching for comfort and a sense of belonging, 28-year-old Nico from Bonteheuwel said his life took a turn for the worse upon discovering that his mom was diagnosed[…]

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Breaking the Cycle: Part 2

By Loushe Jordaan-Gilbert Born and bred in Woodstock, 48-year-old Rashaad Allen positively changed his life and that of others when he decided to give up a life of crime to start a foundation which empowers hundreds of youngsters on the Cape Flats. Celebrating 13 years of freedom, the former convict[…]

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Moms Move for Justice to march to parliament

Social justice movement group, Moms Move for Justice is expected to march to parliament in Cape Town tomorrow on Thursday in commemoration of all the victims of crime and senseless violence in local communities. Ordinary community members, religious leaders, community organisations and non-profit organisations are expected to attend. The march[…]

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Interfaith dialogue against crime seeks to move religious leaders into action

By Anees Teladia Trade unions, religious leaders, community organisations, non-governmental organisations and concerned community members have all begun uniting in an attempt to curb and fight crime – strengthening innocent members of gang-infested communities. This past week, religious leaders and community representatives all gathered for an interfaith dialogue against crime,[…]

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Breaking the Cycle: Part 1

By Loushe Jordan-Gilbert This story is part of a series focusing on former gang members who changed their lives for the better Convicted for hijacking and after spending a decade in jail, former gang member Chad Kingsley* said he had to make a change to be a father to his[…]

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SANDF intervention makes an impact on the Cape Flats

There has been a decline in the murder rate in Mitchell’s Plain as the South African Defense Force (SANDF) has an appearance. There have been 25 murders recorded over the weekend by the province’s forensic pathology services unit, compared with 43 last weekend, and 55 in the weekend prior. Of[…]

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