President Cyril Ramaphosa announces a government plan to fight gender-based violence and femicide, including an immediate review of unresolved serious crimes. He orders a 60-day audit targeting cases involving women and children, such as murders and attempted murders, as well as rape and other sexual offences.

The move follows killings in Ekurhuleni, which prompt renewed attention on how unresolved cases are handled. The reporting frames the audit as part of broader efforts to strengthen investigation and accountability, with a specific focus on getting overdue serious cases addressed within a set timeframe.

Across the coverage provided, the central emphasis is the same: Ramaphosa directs the audit, defines the categories of crimes to be reviewed, and links the initiative to recent violence against women and children. The outlets differ mainly in how much they provide on background details and the broader policy context, but they converge on the 60-day, case-specific audit as the key immediate step.