Multiple attackers open fire on an informal settlement on the outskirts of Johannesburg, South African police say, killing 12 people and wounding at least nine others. The attack takes place late Tuesday night, with gunfire breaking out before midnight in a community of tin and metal shacks where illegal miners have reportedly been living. Police say more than 10 suspects are involved and that they move the attackers by minibus to the settlement before the shooting begins. After the attack, a manhunt is under way for the suspects, with authorities seeking more than 10 attackers. Reporting also places the incident in or near Johannesburg’s Cleveland suburb and identifies the area as the Jumpers settlement. Investigators are still determining the motive behind the violence. Several outlets note the incident as part of a broader pattern of gun attacks in South Africa, where authorities have been responding to repeated incidents involving multiple assailants.