Cape Town orphanage investigated for prostitution and drug offences

The Western Cape social services department has confirmed that it is investigating allegations of child prostitution and drug peddling at an orphanage in Cape Town. The allegations surfaced last year that children at the El Noor orphanage were being used as prostitutes and drug peddlers. At an urgent meeting called yesterday by Social Services MEC Kholeka Mqulwana, senior officials decided to probe the matter further. The orphanage houses 42 school children and a number of toddlers. Mqulwana’s spokesperson Simphiwe Xako confirmed that criminal charges would be brought against those implicated if the allegations proved to be true
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i FEEL THAT THIS INSERT IS AS IMPORTANT AS THE ISSUE IT'S SELF BEING INVESTIGATING THE ABUSE OF DRUGS IN CAPE TOWN AND SURROUNDING AREAS OF THE PENISULA THEIR MUST BE MORE TRANSPARENCY IN THE POLICING OF THE DRUG MERCHANTS AND TRAFFICKERS EVEN THE SEX WORKERS WHO ARE PART AND PARCEL OF SYNDICATES OF THE 21 CENTURY I HAVE INVESTIGATED AND STILL IN PROCESS OF DEALING WITH THE ABUSE OF DRUGS AND GIVING WHAT SUPPORT GIVEN TO THE HOMELESS AND PROSTITUTES IN CAPE TOWN AND SURROUNDING AREAS THE ORGAINZATION FOSADA www.fosada.org.za WILL GIVE SUPPORT TO THE INMATES IN PRISONS BUT CAPE TOWN WILL BE PART OF A LARGER AND BIGGER GIFT OF LIFE HOPE FOR LIFE CARE INTERNATIONAL

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