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WASHINGTON has accused the South African government of showing a “lack of desire” to adequately address rising crime, following the discovery of the bodies of nine women across Ekurhuleni in the past two months. The US State Department made the comments in response to questions about the string of killings that has sparked widespread concern in South Africa. “The US is concerned by rising crime in SA and the lack of desire from the government to adequately address it,” a State Department spokesperson said. The department also expressed condolences to the victims’ families and said the investigations remain under the jurisdiction of South African authorities. The comments come after SAPS confirmed that a ninth woman’s body was discovered in Dawn Park, Ekurhuleni, on 17 September. Police said a multidisciplinary team has been mobilised to investigate the cases. The killings have raised concerns about whether the cases could be connected. However, police have cautioned that investigators have not established that the deaths were committed by the same person or that all the cases are linked. Investigators are comparing evidence, timelines, locations and victim profiles. The South African government has also announced intensified efforts to address the killings and gender-based violence. A high-level multidisciplinary team has been established, while government officials have pledged stronger action against GBVF. The US State Department’s current travel advisory for South Africa remains at Level 2, advising American citizens to exercise increased caution because of crime, among other risks. 💬 What do you make of the US State Department’s comments on South Africa’s response to rising crime? #VMNews #Ekurhuleni #USStateDepartment #SAPS #SouthAfrica
WASHINGTON has accused the South African government of showing a “lack of desire” to adequately address rising crime, following the discovery of the bodies of nine women across Ekurhuleni in the past two months. The US State Department made the comments in response to questions about the string of killings that has sparked widespread concern in South Africa. “The US is concerned by rising crime in SA and the lack of desire from the government to adequately address it,” a State Department spokesperson said. The department also expressed condolences to the victims’ families and said the investigations remain under the jurisdiction of South African authorities. The comments come after SAPS confirmed that a ninth woman’s body was discovered in Dawn Park, Ekurhuleni, on 17 September. Police said a multidisciplinary team has been mobilised to investigate the cases. The killings have raised concerns about whether the cases could be connected. However, police have cautioned that investigators have not established that the deaths were committed by the same person or that all the cases are linked. Investigators are comparing evidence, timelines, locations and victim profiles. The South African government has also announced intensified efforts to address the killings and gender-based violence. A high-level multidisciplinary team has been established, while government officials have pledged stronger action against GBVF. The US State Department’s current travel advisory for South Africa remains at Level 2, advising American citizens to exercise increased caution because of crime, among other risks. 💬 What do you make of the US State Department’s comments on South Africa’s response to rising crime? #VMNews #Ekurhuleni #USStateDepartment #SAPS #SouthAfrica

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