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Police are racing to crack the killings of at least seven women whose bodies have been found in Ekurhuleni in two months, the latest on Tuesday.

Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina has apologised for her recent vulgar outburst at a Kouga resident.

“Someone saw something.” That’s the message from Acting Gauteng Police Commissioner Fred Kekana as investigators appeal to communities for information that could help solve a series of women’s deaths in Ekurhuleni.

Suspended deputy EMPD chief Julius Mkhwanazi and his five co-accused have been denied bail in the Emmanuel Mbense murder case.

Police have called for patience as they race against time to crack the Ekurhuleni killings case.