Seventeen people were killed in two separate mass shootings on Friday night in Lusikisiki, South Africa. The victims included 15 women and two men. “A manhunt has been launched to apprehend those behind these heinous killings,” Brig. Athlenda Mathe said. These incidents underscore South Africa's h...
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