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Cape Town’s Community Safety Evolution

2 December 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Cape Town is becoming safer thanks to the Neighbourhood Watch Support Programme, which trains community groups and uses new technology. Recently, 47 local watch groups received special training and access to a helpful cellphone app to track safety issues. This program, which started 18 years ago, shows how residents work together to protect their neighborhoods, proving that teamwork and support can overcome challenges. With a strong financial backing of over R4.2 million, Cape Town is committed to empowering its communities, making it a safer and more vibrant place to live.

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