Sea Point is taking big, caring steps to help street children by working closely with police and social workers. Instead of just giving handouts, they offer real safety, food, and chances to reunite with families. Early one morning, teams walked the streets to find kids in need, treating them with kindness and respect. This teamwork shows how the community can come together to turn tough lives around and build hope for a better future.
Ridehailing services like Uber have changed how we get around cities, making travel fast and easy. However, safety issues often creep up, as shown by Anele Mdoda’s scary experience with an Uber driver in Cape Town. When she chose a quiet ride, the driver responded aggressively, but she cleverly pretended to be on Instagram Live to protect herself. Afterward, Uber condemned the driver’s actions, promising to improve safety features and support for passengers. Anele’s story reminds us that while technology helps, community support and kindness play a big role in keeping everyone safe.
In the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, De Aar has become a hotspot for gangsterism. Schoolchildren in the area are increasingly involved in gangs, leading to a growing concern for the safety and wellbeing of residents. To address this issue, the Department of Social Development has planned a restorative justice intervention involving both parents and children.
