In Cape Town, people gathered outside a children’s hospital, banging pots and pans to call attention to the starving children in Gaza. They want the world to see how food and medicine are being blocked, causing innocent kids to suffer and die. Holding up signs and making noise, they stand united, echoing South Africa’s history of fighting for justice. Their protest is a powerful cry for help and a reminder that caring for others connects us all.
In Cape Town’s forgotten communities, people face harsh daily struggles without clean water, toilets, or basic services. Women carry heavy water containers long distances, and unsafe sanitation puts their safety and dignity at risk. Tired of empty promises, residents protest fiercely by blocking roads and burning tyres to be heard. Despite flooding, pollution, and official neglect, the community stays strong, sharing what little they have and demanding to be included in the city’s plans. Their fight is a powerful call for respect, safety, and the simple right to live with dignity.
