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City of Cape Town combats fake news amid small-scale anti-illegal immigration protests

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By Lauren Isaacs Verified
| Eyewitness News Verified
Cape Town has seen just a few protests against illegal immigration on Tuesday, and the City of Cape Town is concerned about fake news and false reports that use old video footage of past incidents. The issue was highlighted at a media briefing at the metro’s Disaster Risk Management Centre in Goodwood, where a Joint Operations Centre monitors developments.
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With schools closed, concerns grow for children in gang-affected communities

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By Lauren Isaacs Verified
| Eyewitness News Verified
Schools in gang riddled communities are often treated as safe havens for children during gun battles between rival gang members. But with schools closed for the holiday season, Hanover Park resident and local community policing forum spokesperson, Kashiefa Mohamed, is calling on parents and guardians to take special care of their children over the festive season. Mohamed who lost her teenage son to gang violence eight years ago, is also pleading with gangs to stop the violence.
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‘Protect our children’: Hanover Park CPF issues festive season plea

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By Lauren Isaacs Verified
| Eyewitness News Verified
Take special care of your children this festive season. This is the desperate plea from Hanover Park resident and local community policing forum spokesperson, Kashiefa Mohamed. 2025 has been a deadly year for scores of children who have fallen victim to gang violence in communities across Cape Town a crime that's sadly become difficult to keep count of, due to the sheer volume of incidents.
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