Ceasefire for Cape Town gangs in South African drug war
Community leaders have come together in one South African region in an attempt to stop the violence between rival gangs.
Their efforts appear to be paying off as the number of murders in one neighbourhood has dramatically dropped to zero in the past few months.
Africa correspondent Andrew Harding reports from Cape Town.
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