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Library programme equips Khayelitsha elders to tackle GBV and family burdens

7 August 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader
MABHIDA

Senior citizens in Khayelitsha participated in a Wise Programme at Moses Mabhida Library, aimed at empowerment and addressing issues like gender-based violence and caregiving burdens.

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