Twelve women have been killed in one part of South Africa since July. Here's what we know so far
Summary
Twelve women have been found dead in a part of South Africa called Ekurhuleni, near Johannesburg, over two months. Police have made some arrests but have not solved all cases, and they cannot rule out the possibility of a serial killer.Key Facts
- Twelve women’s bodies were found in Ekurhuleni between July and mid-September 2026.
- Most victims were found partially or fully naked and showed signs of bruising.
- Police have arrested suspects in three cases, but these arrests are not linked to the other deaths.
- The first known victim, Busisiwe Mahlangu, was found in Kempton Park in July, with her hands tied.
- Some bodies were found in different places within Ekurhuleni, including rivers and roadside areas.
- One victim, Elizabeth Moselakgomo, had a highly publicized search before her body was found bruised.
- Police are not yet sure if the killings are connected or done by one person.
- The killings have caused fear and concern about violence against women in South Africa.
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