The South African Council of Churches in Gauteng is today hosting a Memorial Service, in remembrance of the victims of the Saulsville mass killing. Twelve people including three children were killed and 13 others injured during a shooting at an illegal tavern inside a hostel in Saulsville, Atteridgeville on the 6th December. Authorities have since identified suspects, while the three suspects remain at large, the police have confirmed that their identities are now known.
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