Six women were shot and killed in Philippi East on Friday evening. In the very same area, five men were shot dead the following day.
Another crime summit is on the cards in a bid to reduce violent crime in Cape Town communities. Like the one held in Boksburg last year, various representatives from civil society and government departments are set to participate.
Several community crime fighting groups in Cape Town say that power cuts are hampering policing.
The CPF says 17 people have now been gunned down in the area over the past two and half weeks.
The CPF is planning a march this weekend, calling for more staff at the Kensington police station.
NGOs challenged the SAPS allocation guide, claiming the share of resources to poor communities is skewed.
Figures show a surge of crime, which MEC Dan Plato attributes to under resourced police stations.
Council workers found body parts in plastic bags on Tuesday.
A 16-year-old Mitchells Plain teen was allegedly beaten to death after being accused of a burglary.
WC cops say no one has come forward to open a case after footage of a shoplifter being assaulted surfaced.
Visible policing in Nyanga, Gugulethu and Khayelitsha is being taken to new heights.
DNA results will reveal whether the body is that of missing Kiana Williams.
Loonat’s suspension as chair of the WC Community Police Board has been lifted.
Hanif Loonat is demanding clarity on why he was suspended from his position by the SAPS.
Hanif Loonat says he can no longer work with the police and will resign without a fuss.
Lead SA & Crime Line in partnership with the police launch intitiative to stamp out drugs.
Police had their hands full on Sunday night after reports of a gang in Khayelitsha causing havoc.
