South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announces new measures to tackle violence against women after a series of killings. Multiple outlets report the announcement follows recent reports of murders in Ekurhuleni, east of Johannesburg.

Japan Today specifies that at least 11 women have been killed there since July. The Independent and ABC News - International describe the government response more generally, focusing on Ramaphosa’s announcement of steps to combat gender-based violence. Across the coverage, the common thread is the official pledge to respond to the killings and reduce violence against women.

The outlets vary mainly in the level of detail: Japan Today provides location and an estimated number of victims since July, while the other reports concentrate on the fact of Ramaphosa’s announced measures. All accounts present the developments as part of an effort to address gender-based violence in the country.