South Africa police have discovered the 10th body of a woman in a femicide crisis, with nine others found in Ekurhuleni near Johannesburg. The latest victim, found in Tembisa, adds to concerns over violence against women in the country. Police are investigating whether the killings are linked, with some cases showing similar methods.
The 10th body was found in a cemetery in Tembisa, identified by a friend who recognized the victim's clothes. Police say the death may be linked to previous killings, though no conclusive evidence of a serial killer has been established. The victim's age and clothing remain unclear.
South Africa faces a severe femicide crisis, with 10 women's bodies found in recent months. Police are working to identify those responsible, while the government faces pressure to address the issue. The case highlights ongoing challenges in combating gender-based violence, with officials emphasizing the need for accountability within the police force.