Police in South Africa have confirmed the discovery of a ninth woman’s body in just two months.

Concerns are growing over a string of unexplained deaths east of Johannesburg.

Several of the women were found partially clothed and with injuries, but police have stressed that they have not established whether all the deaths are connected or whether a serial killer is responsible.

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00:46 Ninth woman killed
02:25 Is there a serial killer?
03:44 Women living in fear
04:31 Reaction to the murders
05:51 How bad is gender-based violence in South Africa
07:07 How does South Africa compare globally

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AI is making itself felt in many different parts of our lives – including looking for a job – or hiring someone for a job.

Right now, there’s what’s being called an ‘application explosion’ – which is creating challenges for job seekers and employers.

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Boris Johnson has held his first face to face meeting with President Biden ahead the G7 summit in Cornwall. They committed to …

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Dubai – perhaps the best known city of the United Arab Emirates, with a reputation for attracting the glamorous and the wealthy.

But what’s going on beneath the surface? The BBC’s Frank Gardner explains how not everything is as it seems.

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As Canada continues to wage a trade war with the US, an internal battle is being fought over the country’s identity. Next month, voters in Alberta, the country’s wealthiest province, face a referendum on whether they want the opportunity to explore a separation from Canada.

Supporters say Alberta would thrive on its own, because of its rich reserves of oil and natural gas. Prime Minister Mark Carney has warned that independence would lead to years of economic and political turmoil, “right at a time the world is fundamentally uncertain.”
How might the Trump administration leverage this Canadian identity crisis? And how is the Alberta separatist movement complicating Carney’s “Canada Strong” messaging? Nadine Yousif, the BBC’s senior Canada reporter, explains.

0:00 Could Alberta really leave Canada?
1:03 Why Alberta wants independence
2:54 How divided are Albertans?
4:10 What exactly is Alberta voting on?
5:32 Why is Alberta so wealthy?
8:35 Why is the independence movement growing?
15:18 Could Alberta survive economically on its own?
19:20 Is Trump encouraging Alberta’s independence?

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