Yayiyimeko engathethekiyo, ingakumbi xa sijonga ubugxwayiba bomzi ababehlala kuwo. Imifanekiso yabayiyo ebalisa eli bali libuhlungu kangaka. Kwade kwakho nowekati eyayilele eziko. Ngethamsanqa urhulumente walisabela eli bali; lasondela isebe lokuhlaliswa kwabantu kwaqaliswa ukwakhelwa olu sapho umzi. "“ “wathi: ‘muva nje ofakazi bakajehova bebeze emzini wami, ngabaxosha. kungiphatha kabi kakhulu lokho. ngicela ningixolele.’ he City of Cape Town says it cannot say when will repairs to the vandalised Mew Way Hall be completed, but it is working tirelessly to ensure that the facility is once again open to the public. The hall, which is one of Khayelitsha biggest and busiest, was damaged by angry RR residents in August. It was allegedly set alight by angry residents demanding service delivery, prompting an indefinite closure of the facility and the cancellation of all the events planned for the hall. In an interview with City Vision, Ward 89 Councillor Monde Nqulwana, said the damage to the hall impacted negatively on the ward. He said organisations and government departments normally used the hall for a range of events, giving vendors an opportunity to earn a living. He said the hall seems to be a soft target during service delivery protests. In 2014, he said, residents vented their anger on the facility during a protest and it was