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[Daily Maverick] Three women's bodies have been found in the broader Kempton Park area in the last week, five since July, with similarities in the cases raising concerns that they may be victims of a serial killer
[DW] Police have warned women to take extra care in parts of Johannesburg as similarities between at least eight deaths fuel fears that the cases could be connected
More children in England are in drug and alcohol treatment, but families say many cannot get help
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The Berlin-based media giant Axel Springer says it is buying the UK newspaper Daily Telegraph after a protracted search for a new owner. If successful, the plan is to "turbocharge" expansion into the United States
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Despite progressive laws and decades of research, intimate-partner femicide is rising again in South Africa. Research presented in Cape Town reveals that saving women requires shifting from empty policies to decisive state action and enforcement