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eNCA on MSNCape Town mother loses second child to gang violenceAfrika was struck by a stray bullet during an alleged gang shootout outside his house in Wesbank, Cape Town on Friday night.
Cape Town shootings — ‘unimaginable sadness’ as boy, 4, murdered two years after sister killed
Four-year-old Davin Africa was murdered while sleeping in his Cape Town home a few days ago, barely two years after his 12-year-old sister was killed. Both were shot. Their murders emphasise how ...
The heartbroken family of murdered toddler Davin Africa, who was shot and killed over the weekend, will gather at his Wesbank ...
The shocking murder of openly gay imam Muhsin Hendricks in Gqeberha, after travelling to officiate a same-sex wedding over ...
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essanews.com on MSNCape town violence escalates: Calls for military interventionIn Cape Town, one of the most important cities in the Republic of South Africa, a series of brutal attacks occurred within ...
South Africans are questioned what is going on in Delft after three people were shot and then set alight in what police are ...
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Cape town violence surges: Calls for military interventionIn Cape Town, one of the most important cities in the Republic of South Africa, a series of brutal attacks occurred within ...
President Cyril Ramaphosa says government remains committed to working across society to end violence perpetrated against ...
Wouldn’t you agree that there is something profoundly disquieting about hearing a head of State describe his people, in a ...
As gang-related killings surge across Cape Town, residents are calling for the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) ...
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allAfrica.com on MSNCentral Africa: DR Congo - M23 Calls Out Congolese Forces As Cases of Violence, Abuse Emerge in South KivuThe security situation in South Kivu of DR Congo has reportedly deteriorated amid reports of violence, looting, and abuses ...
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allAfrica.com on MSNSouth Sudan: Sudanese Reject Domestic Violence but See It As a Private Matter to Be Handled Within the FamilyMajority say women are likely to be criticised or harassed if they report gender-based violence to the authorities.
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