'Enough is enough': Women protest after string of murders near Johannesburg
Summary
Women in South Africa protested after nine women were found murdered near Johannesburg since July. People held tributes and called on the government to protect women, while police formed a team to investigate and advised caution.Key Facts
- Nine women were found murdered in the Kempton Park area near Johannesburg since July.
- One victim, Elizabeth Moselakgomo, known as "Tsontso," went missing during a run.
- Runners in Centurion organized an event to honor her and defend women's right to run safely.
- A vigil was held in Cape Town to remember the victims and demand government action.
- Police created a special task team to investigate the murders.
- Women in the area are advised not to walk or run alone, especially in isolated places.
- The protests and calls for action highlight concerns about violence against women in South Africa.
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