CAPE TOWN - More than 100 people were killed in the Western Cape last week.
Keisha Leigh Samuels (18) from Mitchells Plain is one of last week's statistics.
While arrests are made and guns and drugs are confiscated on a daily basis, affected communities say it's not nearly enough.
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More than a dozen teenagers were gunned down this month.
Community leaders say gangsters are becoming younger and younger.
The newly appointed Western Cape Police Commissioner has made addressing gang violence his top priority and says a plan is in place.
- eNCA's Ayesha Ismail reports.