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Arguments, misunderstandings and provocation main causes of murders in SA

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Arguments, misunderstandings and provocation remain the main causes of murders in South Africa. Police minister Bheki Cele released the crime statistics for the last quarter of the 2023/24 financial year on Friday. Cele said 7,710 murders were reported between October and December. More than 1,100 were because of arguments, misunderstandings or provocation.

16 Feb 2024 6AM English South Africa News · Daily News

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