LETTERS: Four years later: South Africa grapples with the spectre of vigilante justice
Four years after the Krugersdorp rapes, South Africa is facing an alarming rise in vigilante justice, reflecting a breakdown in the social contract. With communities increasingly turning to self-help amidst governmental failures, what does this mean for the future of law and order in the country?
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