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'Why must we ask permission to mourn?’: Cape women question City process for GBV solidarity walk

IOL · 20 September 2026 at 17:00

'Why must we ask permission to mourn?’: Cape women question City process for GBV solidarity walk

Cape Town activist Lucinda Evans questioned the City’s event procedures for a planned GBV solidarity walk and prayer at Princess Vlei, while officials said organisers needed to follow standard gathering requirements.

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'Why must we ask permission to mourn?’: Cape women question City process for GBV solidarity walk

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