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HAPPENING NOW: A community-led initiative titled “Mitchells Plain for Palestine” is calling on residents, organisations, faith leaders, and activists to take part in an ongoing show of solidarity with the Palestinian people.
The gathering, taking place on the corner of Highlands and Jakes Gerwel Drive, forms part of an interfaith mission aimed at uniting people “of all faiths and backgrounds” in support of justice, human dignity, and freedom.
Western Cape Police Commissioner Thembisile Patekile has issued a strong warning against any incitement to violence or the spread of inflammatory content ahead of Tuesday’s planned protest against illegal immigration.
He further cautioned that no weapons or face coverings will be permitted during the demonstration. As he prepares to retire on Tuesday, Patekile urged all participants to ensure the protest remains peaceful and within the bounds of the law.
WEATHER: Cape Town and surrounding areas are bracing for a cold front expected to hit from Sunday (28 June 2026), with the South African Weather Service issuing multiple warnings.
In addition, damaging waves are expected between Cape Columbine and Cape Agulhas from Sunday into Monday, creating hazardous sea conditions.
Manenberg police are investigating three attempted murder cases following a shooting incident in Sabie Walk last night.
"The shooting occurred at approximately 7:30pm, when two teenagers, aged 13 and 16, and a 23-year-old were caught in the crossfire. The teenagers sustained gunshot wounds to their upper bodies, while the 23-year-old was shot in the leg," reported (SAPS) in the Western Cape.
The Western Cape Department of Mobility, the City of Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Directorate, and Sibanye Bus Services have strongly condemned the ongoing attacks on buses operating in and around Dunoon. READ MORE: vocfm.co.za/bus-stoning-inci…
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A collective of healthcare workers from diverse backgrounds across South Africa has strongly condemned the growing wave of xenophobic rhetoric and actions directed at migrants and refugees... READ MORE: vocfm.co.za/healthcare-worke…
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@QudsNen Pregnant Palestinian women held in Israeli prisons are reportedly enduring harsh detention conditions while being held without formal charges.
Administrative detention allows individuals to be imprisoned without charge or trial for renewable periods, a practice that has drawn criticism from human rights organisations.
Concerns have been raised about the welfare of the pregnant detainees, with advocacy groups calling for their immediate release and highlighting the physical and psychological challenges faced by expectant mothers in detention.
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