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A COMMUNITY project aimed at putting a stop to xenophobic attacks and building better relationships between South Africans and foreign nationals extended its programme yesterday to include children.
The project, which has seen South African and foreign shop owners joining forces to fight crime in Chetty, Booysen Park and Joe Slovo, held a talent show for youngsters yesterday.
Mini praise singers, gumboot and traditional dancers and even budding rappers took to the Booysen Park Community Hall stage, cheered on by friends, family and community members.
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- Eleanor Douglas-Meyers