Since 2018, Iceland has leapt from 16 th to third. It is followed by Sweden, Iceland, Norway, then Denmark. This is the second mass shooting in KwaZulu-Natal this week after four other people were shot and killed on Thursday in a home in KwaMashu, north of the port city of Durban.Data from the 2022 IMD World Talent Ranking (WTR) shows that Switzerland remains the leader among 63 economies in attracting and retaining talent for the sixth consecutive year. Mr Cele recently admitted that the country had a serious problem with gun violence. Police Minister Bheki Cele and the top management from the South African police force are visiting the crime scene, local media say.
Officers said gunmen had entered the house killing seven women and three men inside. It is unclear what was the motive of the murder. Police were called to the house in the township of Imbali by neighbours who heard shooting in the early hours of the morning during a power cut. Gunmen in South Africa have shot dead ten members of the same family during an attack outside the city of Pietermaritzburg in KwaZulu-Natal province. South Africa Police Service/Twittter Copyright: South Africa Police Service/Twittter Police Minister Bheki Cele (left) and top police commanders are visiting the crime scene Image caption: Police Minister Bheki Cele (left) and top police commanders are visiting the crime scene Read more: The unsung heroes keeping Khartoum residents alive Much more desperate situation where there is no access, or they can't leave the There have been sort of grocery runs, bread runs - but veryĬarefully timed and not of course without risk.Īre people around the city, and around the country which we're hearing are in a We're seeing this on a much grander scaleĪcross the city. Said people were working together to get basic supplies but many were in a Imagine will become more frequent will have a lot of people indoors and Shows you to what extent ordinary citizens are being caught in the crossfireĪnd are collateral in something like this - that these skirmishes which I Neighbourhood from the main road which they had been occupying,” Kholood Khair,Ī political analyst who lives in Khartoum, told the BBC's Newshour programme. Paramilitary forces were being chased by the Sudan armed forces into the Had a lot of sort of heavy gunfire in this area. West and the south of the city as fighting between the army and paramilitary Rapid SupportĪrmy says it has deployed thousands of soldiers, carrying out operations onįoot for the first time since fighting broke out almost a week ago.
Make sure we safely leave this place - and maybe come back when the situation stabilises."Īnd explosions in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, have spread to the "We’re just praying our governments do what is needed to They were lucky enough to still be getting a meal provided by the university, so they had some food, he said.
"Everyone is in their rooms, we can’t go out - we can’t do anything." Pharmacies, hospitals and markets around the university are Which means the campus is in the firing line when they are attacked by the military. He said the university was surrounded by paramilitary fighters, This meant the Ugandan students were not able to have an after-prayerĮid meal as they had done in previous years to mark the end of the holy fasting month of Ramadan. We finished our prayers gunfire broke out between the two fighting parties," one of the students told the BBC’s Focus on Africa radio programme. "Today we managed to go for prayers in the morning but immediately University of Africa (IUA) in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum. It has been a sombre Eid for Ugandan students at the International
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