By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - Seventeen people have been killed in three separate mass shootings across the Western Cape this past weekend. Ten people were killed and eleven others injured in Lwandle near Strand, while four people were killed in Site C in Khayelitsha. In Joe Slovo Park near Milnerton two people were gunned down. No arrests have been made in any of the shootings. SABC reporter, Andile Mbanjwa is on the ground and brings us an update....

By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - Seventeen people have been killed in three separate mass shootings across the Western Cape this past weekend. Ten people were killed and eleven others injured in Lwandle near Strand, while four people were killed in Site C in Khayelitsha. In Joe Slovo Park near Milnerton two people were gunned down. No arrests have been made in any of the shootings. SABC reporter, Andile Mbanjwa is on the ground and brings us an update....

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Seventeen killed in mass shootings across the Western Cape

By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - Abahlali-BaseMjondolo has given the Kempton Park police seven days to account for the investigations into the murders of eleven women in Ekurhuleni since July. The organisation marched to the police station demanding a public report detailing the status of each investigation.  It says families and communities have been left without answers. SABC reporter, Sphiwe Mkhize is on the ground and joins us for an update....

By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - Abahlali-BaseMjondolo has given the Kempton Park police seven days to account for the investigations into the murders of eleven women in Ekurhuleni since July. The organisation marched to the police station demanding a public report detailing the status of each investigation.&nbsp; It says families and communities have been left without answers. SABC reporter, Sphiwe Mkhize is on the ground and joins us for an update....

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The South African Police Service says a business rivalry could have been the possible motive behind a mass shooting in Lwandle, in Cape Town. Ten people were shot and killed and eleven others wounded at a shisanyama in the early hours of yesterday. It's one of several deadly shootings reported across the Mother City in the past 24 hours. Four people were killed in Khayelitsha, while two men were gunned down in a separate attack in Joe Slovo in Milnerton. Shamiela Fisher reports…

The South African Police Service says a business rivalry could have been the possible motive behind a mass shooting in Lwandle, in Cape Town. Ten people were shot and killed and eleven others wounded at a shisanyama in the early hours of yesterday. It's one of several deadly shootings reported across the Mother City in the past 24 hours. Four people were killed in Khayelitsha, while two men were gunned down in a separate attack in Joe Slovo in Milnerton. Shamiela Fisher reports&hellip;

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Eleven people died in a head-on collision involving a minibus taxi and a heavy motor vehicle on the N2, in KwaManandi in Mtubatuba in northern KwaZulu-Natal yesterday. Six of the deceased were burnt beyond recognition while nine other people are in a critical condition in hospital. The 20 occupants of the minibus taxi had attended a traditional music festival in eMpangeni in north of the province. Nomzamo Xulu reports...

Eleven people died in a head-on collision involving a minibus taxi and a heavy motor vehicle on the N2, in KwaManandi in Mtubatuba in northern KwaZulu-Natal yesterday. Six of the deceased were burnt beyond recognition while nine other people are in a critical condition in hospital. The 20 occupants of the minibus taxi had attended a traditional music festival in eMpangeni in north of the province. Nomzamo Xulu reports...

Seventeen killed in mass shootings across the Western Cape

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