Statements – Cape Town Interfaith Initiative

CTII Response to Religious Atrocity, Burkina Faso

Cape Town Interfaith Initiative (CTII) is appalled by an incident of religious extremism in Burkina Faso on 11 January...

CTII stands in solidarity with the Observatory Civic Association, the Philippi Horticultural Association, Claremont Main Road Mosque, and others...

Cape Town faith organisations are calling for a daily two-minute period of silence at 12 noon from Monday 12...

On Saturday 8 May 2021, a car bomb was detonated outside Sayed Ul-Shuhada high school in Kabul, Afghanistan, just...

As we reflect on the meaning of as powerful and somewhat evasive a concept as ‘freedom’ to our nation,...

Cape Town Interfaith Initiative (CTII) and Western Cape Religious Leaders’ Forum (WCRLF) are deeply saddened by an incident this...

“We envision and embrace a country and peoples unified by interreligious and spiritual understanding and respect.” The 7th of...

Cape Town Interfaith Initiative welcomes the announcement of a national day of Prayer on Sunday 31 May. We also...

Cape Town Interfaith Initiative has pledged its support of the No Place for Hate Campaign, and we invite you...

Cape Town Interfaith Initiative (CTII) is deeply saddened at the tragic events at the Malmesbury Masjied in the early...