Roger Goode and the team have a serious and emotional conversation about the ongoing crisis of gender-based violence against women in South Africa, following the discovery of another woman’s body in the Kempton Park and Olifantsfontein area. While police continue investigating and have cautioned against speculation about whether the cases are connected, the incident has once again raised questions about the safety of women and the responsibility placed on them to prevent violence. The team unpacks the familiar advice women have heard for generations — don’t walk alone, share your location, avoid isolated areas, be careful when meeting people online and always stay alert — and asks whether women can really be expected to organise their lives around avoiding becoming victims.

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