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New docuseries revisits Moses Sithole’s reign of terror amid South Africa’s ongoing GBV crisis | SA News

JOHANNESBURG – 1994 was a year that marked a new beginning for South Africa. With the fall of Apartheid, the nation was ready to breathe again and heal after living through the atrocities.

Little did the country know that it would be plunged into another form of darkness, not an event, but rather a man who weaponised trust and poverty to prey on the most vulnerable.

Moses Sithole’s name is perhaps one of the most chilling in South Africa’s history.

He murdered more than 30 women, many of them young and desperate for employment. With a calm voice and quiet demeanour, he posed as a recruiter offering jobs- but this was a trap.

His crimes were not just isolated acts of brutality- but the…

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