By Tracy Valaydham - More wet weather is expected across KwaZulu-Natal today, with snow also forecast over the Drakenberg mountain region. The South African Weather Service(SAWS) says there is a 60-percent chance of rain across KZN, with cold conditions expected in various parts of the province. Motorists are being urged to take extra care, particularly in areas affected by snow and rain. Forecaster Wisani Maluleke ....

By Tracy Valaydham - More wet weather is expected across KwaZulu-Natal today, with snow also forecast over the Drakenberg mountain region. The South African Weather Service(SAWS) says there is a 60-percent chance of rain across KZN, with cold conditions expected in various parts of the province. Motorists are being urged to take extra care, particularly in areas affected by snow and rain. Forecaster Wisani Maluleke ....

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By Tracy Valaydham -The Westbury community in Johannesburg is continuing its engagement with residents today over ongoing gang-related violence and shootings in the area. The latest engagement, led by Bishop Dalton Adams, is focusing on safety concerns and the impact of the violence on innocent residents, including children and teenagers. Residents are calling for urgent intervention to address the continued shootings and loss of lives. Bishop Adams says a multi-faceted approach is needed to tackle the problem .......

By Tracy Valaydham -The Westbury community in Johannesburg is continuing its engagement with residents today over ongoing gang-related violence and shootings in the area. The latest engagement, led by Bishop Dalton Adams, is focusing on safety concerns and the impact of the violence on innocent residents, including children and teenagers. Residents are calling for urgent intervention to address the continued shootings and loss of lives. Bishop Adams says a multi-faceted approach is needed to tackle the problem .......

Westbury community convene talks amid escalation of gang-related violence

By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - Residents across the Cape Flats are living in fear, saying mass shootings are becoming an increasingly common occurrence in their communities. 11 people were killed in separate shooting incidents in Langa, Gugulethu and Khayelitsha this weekend, leaving residents deeply concerned about their safety. Police are following up all leads and have offered a 100-thousand-rand reward for information leading to arrests in the Langa and Gugulethu shootings. Deputy Chairperson of the Mitchell's Plain United Residents Association, Norman Jantjies, says the deployment of the army has done little to curb gang violence, while community trust in law enforcement remains extremely low... 

By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - Residents across the Cape Flats are living in fear, saying mass shootings are becoming an increasingly common occurrence in their communities. 11 people were killed in separate shooting incidents in Langa, Gugulethu and Khayelitsha this weekend, leaving residents deeply concerned about their safety. Police are following up all leads and have offered a 100-thousand-rand reward for information leading to arrests in the Langa and Gugulethu shootings. Deputy Chairperson of the Mitchell's Plain United Residents Association, Norman Jantjies, says the deployment of the army has done little to curb gang violence, while community trust in law enforcement remains extremely low...&nbsp;

#PODCAST Reaction: Cape Flats mass shootings leave 11 dead across Langa, Gugulethu and Khayelitsha #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - "A celebration overshadowed by violence". This is the view of non-profit organisation, the Teddy Bear Foundation for Abused Children as we observe Women's Month. According to a study released by the South African Medical Research Council (SAMRC) in November 2024, approximately seven women are murdered daily, and nearly 60% of these killings are perpetrated by intimate partners. Just last week, a 43-year-old female was allegedly murdered by her partner in front of her child at Cornubia, north of Durban. Director at the Teddy Bear Foundation for Abused Children, Dr Shaheda Omar says women as primary caregivers, need to be better empowered to influence the behaviour of young boys and help break the cycle of patriarchy in society... 

By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - "A celebration overshadowed by violence". This is the view of non-profit organisation, the Teddy Bear Foundation for Abused Children as we observe Women's Month. According to a study released by the South African Medical Research Council (SAMRC) in November 2024, approximately seven women are murdered daily, and nearly 60% of these killings are perpetrated by intimate partners. Just last week, a 43-year-old female was allegedly murdered by her partner in front of her child at Cornubia, north of Durban. Director at the Teddy Bear Foundation for Abused Children, Dr Shaheda Omar says women as primary caregivers, need to be better empowered to influence the behaviour of young boys and help break the cycle of patriarchy in society...&nbsp;

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