South Africa: Competition between criminal networks fuelling mass shootings, analysts say

Mass shootings in South Africa are on the rise, with analysts attributing the surge to intense competition between various criminal networks. This competition is driving gang violence and conflicts over control of these networks, resulting in multiple casualties. The situation has significant implications for the country's economy and trade, as it can deter investment and disrupt business operations.

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Mass shootings are rising in South Africa due to organised crime and gang violence. This could lead to increased instability and decreased investor confidence.

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