Dozens of concerned residents from Westbury and surrounding areas gathered at the Sophiatown Police Station, in Johannesburg, where they staged a demonstration to highlight the ongoing violence and killings in coloured communities across South Africa. The Coloured Lives Matter movement says the demonstration is part of a growing campaign to raise awareness and demand action against violence, under the hashtag #WeOnlyHaveUs.
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