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Loop’s Nafi Abrahams is connecting people — from Mitchells Plain to the world

15 September 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

The Cape Flats in Cape Town was shaped by apartheid-era forced removals and racial segregation. If you scan headlines about the area, you’ll be overwhelmed with stories about extreme violence, fuelled …..

Read More: Loop’s Nafi Abrahams is connecting people — from Mitchells Plain to the world.

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