<p>South Africa saw a spate of violent shootings over the last week triggering conspiracy theories and suspicions. South Africa has been simmering since last Summer, when the country saw some of the worst outbreaks of violence in decades. Andrew Harding says there is a jittery mood in the country.
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Venezuela Earthquakes: 'I don't know how to rebuild my life'
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Jun 29
Afghanistan’s secret schools for women
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Jun 20
Trump, the G7, and the Iran deal
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28m 37s
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S5140 - South Africa May Be Collapsing, Armed Citizens Shooting Rioters As Army Deployed To Quell "Civil War"
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