Cyril Ramaphosa says "no stone will be left unturned" in South Africa slayings probe

South African police have recovered a ninth woman’s body in two months east of Johannesburg, after several victims were found partly unclothed and showing signs of beating, prompting worries that one offender or several may be behind the deaths. Officers restricted movement in Kempton Park, in Ekurhuleni, and placed checkpoints after three bodies turned up this week. Police and the Democratic Alliance have each offered rewards for information. President Cyril Ramaphosa commented Tuesday on the slayings, noting they had unsettled communities, women especially, and said his government would act to resolve them. The cases have increased demands for stronger efforts against abuse targeting women, which the country has labeled a national emergency.