Six members of South Africa's governing ANC were killed in two shootings weeks before nationwide local elections, as the party faces a dispute over the eligibility of more than 100 candidates.
01Summary
- 01Six members of the African National Congress were killed in two separate shootings, according to the headline and description.
- 02The killings happened only a few weeks before South Africa's nationwide local elections.
- 03The ANC is involved in a dispute over the eligibility of more than 100 candidates.
- 04The story does not say where the shootings took place or who carried them out.
02Why it matters
The killings come during an election period, which could affect campaigning and public confidence. The ANC's candidate dispute adds to the political instability around the vote.
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