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Twenty-seven people have been killed and 26 wounded in mass shootings in Gauteng and the Western Cape within hours of each other. The attacks have renewed questions over the supply of illegal firearms, policing failures and how heavily armed criminals continue to obtain weapons.
A Khayelitsha-based organisation has urged communities, police and men across South Africa to act after a series of Cape Town shootings left at least 16 people dead over one weekend.
The deaths of women in Ekurhuleni and at least 27 people in two separate mass shootings have renewed concern about South Africa’s violence crisis, policing and the country’s response to gender-based violence