南非警方于9月17日在约翰内斯堡东部埃库鲁勒尼地区发现第九具女性尸体1。这名约30岁的受害者颈部被割伤，腋部有刀伤，身体部分裸露1。两个月内在该区域连续发现的九具女性尸体引发了人们对连环杀手可能活跃的担忧1。
为了侦破案件，南非警方已设立路障并发布通缉令，提供40万兰特（约25,000美元或21,400欧元）的奖金用于寻求破案线索1。副警察长特贝罗·莫西基利表示："我们不能继续捡尸体"1。高通省总理帕尼亚扎·莱苏菲则表示："有人向我们宣战，我们会推回，我们不会投降"1。总统西里尔·拉马福萨表示："没有石头会被翻过去来解决这些犯罪"1。根据联合国的估计，南非三分之一的女性在其一生中经历过身体或性暴力1。
South African authorities discovered the ninth female body in two months in the Ekurhuleni area east of Johannesburg on Thursday, September 17, 2026, intensifying concerns about a potential serial killer operating in the region 1. The victim, approximately 30 years old, bore signs of severe violence including cuts to the neck and stab wounds to the armpit, with the body found partially naked 1.
Police have launched an intensive response to the murders, establishing roadblocks and issuing wanted notices while offering a reward of 400,000 rand—approximately $25,000 or €21,400—for information leading to solving the case 1. Deputy Police Commissioner Thabo Mosi Kili expressed the urgency of the situation, stating, "We cannot continue picking up bodies" 1. The escalating violence has prompted strong statements from provincial leadership, with Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi declaring, "Someone has declared war on us, and we will push back, we will not surrender" 1. President Cyril Ramaphosa added, "No stone will be left unturned to solve these crimes" 1.
The killings underscore a broader crisis of gender-based violence in South Africa, where the United Nations estimates that one in three women experiences physical or sexual violence during her lifetime 1.
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