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Gun violence has claimed the life of yet another child on the Cape Flats. Delft police registered two counts of murder and four of attempted murder following a shooting incident last night, 10 April, at about 22:45, in Leiden Avenue, where a 38-year-old female and a 12-year-old boy were shot and killed. Two men and two women, between the ages of 19 and 61, were also wounded. Police responded to a
The Western Cape Anti-Gang Unit detectives made an arrest in connection with the mass shooting case in Mitchell’s Plain that left two people dead and five others, including three children, injured. On Tuesday, suspects opened fire on a group of people at the Hazeldene taxi rank, fatally wounding two men aged 20 and 22. According to police sergeant Wesley Twigg, both victims were declared deceased on the scene by medical personnel.
Unemployed UWC graduates have turned an old golf cart into a clean-energy Power hub. What was once a rusted, 18-year-old golf cart headed for the scrapyard is now one of the most innovative vehicles on campus at the University of the Western Cape. Rebuilt by unemployed engineering graduates, the cart runs entirely on renewable energy. It can also power household appliances while driving up to 140 kilometres on a single charge. The Car
