Daily Digest | Is declaring GBVF a national crisis enough and what does this declaration mean in real life?

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The Ekurhuleni killings are unfolding against a national crisis.

Remember that the SAPS recorded 569 women murdered between April and June 2026, alongside 9,201 reported rapes. More than 60% of a sampled group of rape cases occurred at a residence, challenging the idea that violence against women is primarily a danger lurking somewhere outside the home. The scale is exactly why government classified GBVF as a national disaster in November 2025. But the numbers are still as shocking if not increasingly shocking. So what does it mean for something to be a national disaster? Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise talk to Political Analyst, Leeto Briggar about this
16 Sep English South Africa Business · Arts

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