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Cape Town in crisis: Four children murdered amidst a surge of violence, community calls for action

8 December 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Cape Town is reeling from a devastating week of violence against children, with six youngsters attacked and four killed during the national 16 Days of Activism campaign.Read More at Source

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