Mass shootings have become a deadly cycle we refuse to break
From political violence in the 1980s and 1990s to taxi disputes, gang warfare, family conflicts and organised crime, mass shootings have remained a grim feature of South African life. The latest killings in eZiko, near KwaMakhutha, are another reminder of how quickly such tragedies disappear from the national conversation.
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