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Nov 4, 2026

Barbara OctoberGUEST
3:50
And every day in October, a group of Cape Town residents have been walking up to Blockhouse, King's Blockhouse, just under Devil's Peak.
Barbara OctoberGUEST
4:01
And it is to raise funds for survivors of gender-based violence, specifically living at the Sarki Batman Center in Manenberg.
Barbara OctoberGUEST
4:11
So, you know, we attended the last walk that they had on Saturday.
Barbara OctoberGUEST
4:17
and it was an amazing um event our reporters that went said you know they got to speak to some of the survivors they got to speak to just capetonians that joined the walk that said you know we want to support the initiative but also this is an opportunity for us to walk in a group and feel safe walking up the mountain So far, the initiative has raised about, I think, about half a million rand.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:00
Weekdays, 6 to 9 a.m. Good morning Cape Town, only with Lester Kivett on Cape Talk.
Lester KiewitHOST
0:07
The death of an 8-year-old in Manenberg.
Lester KiewitHOST
0:10
His name is Tahir Lewis.
Lester KiewitHOST
0:13
Apparently a firecracker exploded close to his ear.
Lynn SwartGUEST
47:46
And so then we were kind of, well, where should we base ourselves? And so I chatted with a number of people, and they were sort of saying, well, maybe base here or there, lovely areas around Cape Town, and you can still do the job, and the NGO's there, and they're doing great stuff.
Lynn SwartGUEST
48:05
And then one person said to me that the graveyard for NGOs is Guguleta Tumbler Village in Manenberg.
Lynn SwartGUEST
48:15
And I went...
Lynn SwartGUEST
48:17
I want that.
Lynn SwartGUEST
50:34
Every day we are ministering to 120 kids and giving them food and sharing Jesus with them.
Lynn SwartGUEST
50:41
And we've got this massive new program called Foodscaping where we are growing food.
Lynn SwartGUEST
50:49
And then we've had inroads into Manenberg Primary School, 620 kids, predominantly Muslim.
Lynn SwartGUEST
50:56
We've got two computer labs there, and we've got a presence there, a kingdom presence, and we've got a team of 18 now, volunteers as well.
Brandon DavisGUEST
3:01
And Across the 17 high-crime precincts that have been identified by SAPS and been reported upon, the results were largely mixed, right? And in the report, we look at five police precincts.
Brandon DavisGUEST
3:16
That is largely Mitchell's Plain, that is Mitchell's Plain, Steenburg, Bishop Lavers, Manenberg, and Philippi.
Brandon DavisGUEST
3:23
And, you know, like I said, these reflect mixed statistics.
Brandon DavisGUEST
3:26
So in Philippi, for example, murders actually increased from 4 in March to 11 in June, and they were broadly stable in Bishop Levis and Manenberg, for example, and Mitchelsplein and Steenburg actually experienced a decline in violence.
Brandon DavisGUEST
3:44
Now, it's important to realize that some declines actually began before the deployment, and therefore the declines during Operation Prosper cannot necessarily be attributed to military intervention.
Mandy WienerHOST
3:59
There must be some limits to using the military.
Donald HelmeHOST
15:46
The same album, it included a song that was to become an anthem for the anti-apartheid movement.
Donald HelmeHOST
15:53
It was called Manenberg, and to give it its full title, Manenberg is where it's happening, brackets, Cape Town fringe.
Donald HelmeHOST
16:02
Legend has it that a recording of this was actually smuggled into the prison on Robben Island so that the imprisoned Nelson Mandela could hear it.
Donald HelmeHOST
16:12
Robbie Jansen on the alto and flute, Basil Curtsier on tenor and flute, Paul Mickles and Monty Webber bass and drums.
Baba Siete SaldávezGUEST
34:55
Yeah.
Baba Siete SaldávezGUEST
34:56
And so I took them to places like, uh, to Langa, to Kyalicha, to Mitchell's Plain, to Heidefeld, to Manenberg, to Lavender Hill, to all of these places that, um, Anyone listening from South Africa would be horrified to hear that I was there.
Baba Siete SaldávezGUEST
35:13
Did you
April JacksonHOST
35:14
know people? You said the taxi driver's like, you must know people.
Khalid SayedGUEST
43:10
I'm getting a sense, and this message is for the middle class in particular, is that perhaps we're not only having a tale of two cities, but there's a sub-city there now where also those who would have a few years ago being included as part of the privileged and the so-called elite, are now also being suppressed.
Khalid SayedGUEST
43:32
Life is also hard now for the middle class because part of our interactions, we don't only interact in Kuguletu, in Kailitsha, in Manenberg, in Athlon.
Khalid SayedGUEST
43:42
We've also been engaging in Devil's Peak, for example, and in Kamspeh.
Khalid SayedGUEST
43:48
where people are telling us that life is hard as well.
Khalid AbdullaGUEST
31:25
It's just, if you were to speak to somebody...
Khalid AbdullaGUEST
31:29
As an example, from the Cape Flats, like Manenberg, whatever, the same question somewhere else, they'll answer you in very different ways.
Khalid AbdullaGUEST
31:37
The one will maybe be more concerned about putting food on his table because he's got to go to work and get the money.
Khalid AbdullaGUEST
31:43
The other one is in a different area, will have a different circumstance.
Brett HerronGUEST
7:12
True, we don't have mayoral candidates, but it's developed as a kind of fashion or kind of thing, and you're either in the game or you're not.
Lester KiewitHOST
7:19
Pedro in Manenberg, you're speaking to, uh, Brett Herron.
Lester KiewitHOST
7:21
What's your question?
PedroAUDIENCE
7:23
Hi, good morning.
PedroAUDIENCE
7:57
You joined her in that.
PedroAUDIENCE
7:59
Will you be prepared to go into a coalition with the DA again, and are we going to have to deal with the same fallout like before? Thank you.
Lester KiewitHOST
8:08
Pedro in Manenberg.
Brett HerronGUEST
8:09
Yeah, look, um, Pedro, the, um, the, the chain of events is a bit different to how you've r- r- um, recorded it or said it.

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