Make sure you have a guide and then you can see the extent of what needs to be solved as well as what has been achieved since 1994

which travellers seldom see. ONLY go there with a respectable tour guide. Even then, only in the day time. Not considered safe!

To understand the fabric of Cape Town and South African society, it is worth taking a township tour or even staying at one of the many township B&B's in Khayalitsha. The only site offering township accommodation was www.mycapetownstay.com if there are others out there let me know

The word Township must go ! It was a term brought in by the Apartheid government when black folk were moved from one place to another or a residential place for blacks was created to supply workers for a node of business & industry. Tours through Uthando to the various activities under the aegis of a local of the suburb... More

The same kind of offering as every other township, and the 'smileys' are creepy.

Surely given the wealth of this country, and the excesses enjoyed by the political elite ruling this country, shanty towns should be a thing of the past... shame on you Mr. Zuma and co

Visited this township recently on a Sunday. A shanty town and worse conditions that Langa which I also visited. Water and electricity are installed but toilet facilities are extremely basic - in what we would almost call a portacabin but without locks, loos etc. We visited a shabeen and tasted the beer made from sorghum - fermented and ready for... More