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Entenda a crise de tiroteios em massa que matou centenas na África do Sul
Após cinco tiroteios em menos de uma semana deixarem pelo menos 46 mortos, a África do Sul enfrenta o desafio de combater um aumento nos crimes com armas de fogo que ameaça reverter os progressos recentes na redução de sua taxa de homicídios, historicamente muito elevada. Mesmo em um país com uma das maiores taxas de homicídios do mundo, a dimensão das mortes em um intervalo de tempo tão curto causou choque.
South Africa is reeling from a spate of mass shootings. What’s behind the sudden spike? Original
A police officer stands at the scene of a mass shooting at a house party in KwaMakhutha township, south of the city of Durban, South Africa, on September 23. AP See all topics Email Link Copied! After five shootings in less than a week left at least 46 people dead, South Africa is wrestling with how to tackle a spike in gun crime that threatens to undo recent progress in reducing its notoriously high murder rate.
South Africa is reeling from a spate of mass shootings. What’s behind the sudden spike?
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War has returned to Ethiopia’s Tigray — and former enemies are now fighting together. What changed? Original
Members of the Tigrayan forces patrol along a street in Mekelle, Tigray Region, Ethiopia, on Thursday after a major offensive against the federal government was launched. Reuters See all topics Email Link Copied! Nearly four years ago, a peace deal ended the brutal war in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region, one of the deadliest conflicts of the 21st century. Now, the violence has returned — but the battle lines have changed.
War has returned to Ethiopia’s Tigray — and former enemies are now fighting together. What changed?
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Gunmen attack South Africa house party, killing 11, including woman believed to be pregnant
Eleven people, including a woman believed to be pregnant, were killed when gunmen opened fire at a house south of the South African city of Durban, police said Wednesday. Three gunmen entered the house in the Ziko area of KwaMakhutha on Tuesday night and shot the group as they were having a party, according to police. Ten people died at the scene and another died after being taken to hospital. Three others were wounded. Police have launched a manhunt for the attackers.
Gunmen attack South Africa house party, killing 11, including woman believed to be pregnant
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Polícia da África do Sul encontra nono corpo de mulher em dois meses
O nono corpo de uma mulher foi descoberto na África do Sul em dois meses, alimentando o medo em um país que já enfrenta níveis alarmantes de violência contra as mulheres. O corpo mais recente foi encontrado na manhã de quinta-feira (17) em Dawn Park, Ekurhuleni, uma região de Joanesburgo. Alguns dos casos apresentam semelhanças, mas os investigadores ainda não sabem se as nove mortes estão relacionadas ou se um assassino em série pode estar envolvido.
‘Women are terrified’: Ninth body found as South African police probe series of killings
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‘Women are terrified’: Ninth body found as South African police probe series of killings Original
A forensic investigator works near a cordoned-off crime scene where the body of one of nine women killed was found in Ekurhuleni, east of Johannesburg, South Africa, on September 15, 2026. Reuters See all topics Email Link Copied! The body of a ninth woman has been found in the space of just two months in an area east of South Africa’s largest city, stoking fears in a country already facing dire levels of violence against women.
Nigeria and South Africa tried to ease tensions after violent anti-migrant protests. But the rift is back
Protestors from the anti-illegal immigration group, March and March Movement hold placards and chant slogans during a demonstration in Durban, on September 10. Rajesh Jantilal/AFP/Getty Images Abuja, Nigeria — Protesters in South Africa have given migrants living illegally in the country until the end of the month to leave. If that sounds familiar, it comes months after another deadline came and went.
Nigeria and South Africa tried to ease tensions after violent anti-migrant protests. But the rift is back Original
Protestors from the anti-illegal immigration group, March and March Movement hold placards and chant slogans during a demonstration in Durban, on September 10. Rajesh Jantilal/AFP/Getty Images See all topics Email Link Copied! Abuja, Nigeria — Protesters in South Africa have given migrants living illegally in the country until the end of the month to leave. If that sounds familiar, it comes months after another deadline came and went.
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