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South Africa has deployed over 2,000 soldiers to combat rising organized crime, including illegal mining and gang violence, across five provinces. While the move offers immediate hope to affected communities, experts question its long-term effectiveness and warn that root causes like unemployment and a weak justice system remain unaddressed.
South Africa has deployed 2,200 soldiers to combat rising gang crime and illegal mining. The controversial move aims to bring order to affected communities, but critics raise concerns about military training for police work. Residents, however, express hope for increased safety.
El Salvador's first Winter Paralympians, David Chavez and Jonathan Arias, made history in Milan after overcoming gang violence and paralysis. The athletes trained on sand in their home country before switching to cross-country skiing, showcasing remarkable resilience.
