Sentence examples for a township called from inspiring English sources

I just flew to Cape Town to visit Angel Siyavuya Swartbooi born in 2005 and living in a township called Khayelitsha on the outskirts of Cape Town.

When I was based in Cape Town, I reported on gang violence in a township called Hanover Park, barely 3 miles from one of the city's most affluent suburban areas.

"Privatization is a new kind of apartheid," said Richard Makolo, leader of the Crisis Water Committee, which was formed to resist the privatization effort in a township called Orange Farm, 25 miles south of Johannesburg.

When I flew into Cape Town to visit UCT, the Uber driver who picked me up from the airport, a black man from a township called Langa, spontaneously told me a potent story.

Two miles away, though, a Yiddish-speaking culture of a different kind took root and thrived: a township called Kirias Joel peopled by the Hasidic Satmarer sect, Jews at their most pious and least worldly.Many of Mr Freedman's protagonists are caught between Americanness, which threatens their identity as Jews, and orthodoxy, which threatens their sense of themselves as modern-minded Americans.

This story from a township called Lower Nazareth is not the kind of Christmas tale Wal-Mart wishinghing for this holiday season.

Blacks live mostly in a sprawling township called Tumahole, next to a rubbish dump, and whites live in a part of the city lined with antique stores, hotels and government buildings.

The fires broke out in a crowded township called Khayelitsha just before dawn, catching many residents as they slept.

Last month the premier of Gauteng Province, which includes Johannesburg, went to a mixed-race township called Eldorado Park.

One is McCabe and Mrs Miller (1971), set at the turn of the century in a raw-wood township called Presbyterian Church.

His showpiece: a busy, 10-mile-wide township called DLF City in Gurgaon, situated south of Delhi, in the neighboring state of Haryana.