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‘Light in this darkness’: communities push back against Cape Town gang culture

12 March 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Volunteers are working to carve out safe spaces in townships with initiatives such as football training and dance classes In 2015, Deniël de Bruyn moved almost 300 miles to Cape Town, to live with …Read More at Source

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