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South Africa: Mass shooting kills 12 near Johannesburg

Deutsche Welle Wednesday 10 June 2026, 07:06 UTC 1 min read
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South Africa: Mass shooting kills 12 near Johannesburg June 10, 2026Advertisement Police in South Africa on Wednesday said gunmen had opened fire in the Cleveland area, leaving nine others injured. Officers said more than 10 suspects are being sought after the Tuesday evening attack at the Jumpers informal settlement. Police said the gunmen arrived in a white Toyota Quantum, entered from two access points and fired at multiple locations before fleeing in the same vehicle.

South Africa: Mass shooting kills 12 near Johannesburg June 10, 2026Advertisement Police in South Africa on Wednesday said gunmen had opened fire in the Cleveland area, leaving nine others injured. Officers said more than 10 suspects are being sought after the Tuesday evening attack at the Jumpers informal settlement. Police said the gunmen arrived in a white Toyota Quantum, entered from two access points and fired at multiple locations before fleeing in the same vehicle. The motive remains unclear. More to come... Edited by: Natalie Muller
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