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Gunman Kills at Least 11 in Mass Shooting in Durban, South Africa

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A mass shooting in Durban, South Africa has left at least 11 people dead. An unidentified gunman carried out the attack, though further details about the suspect remain unclear. The location and exact circumstances of the shooting have not been fully disclosed in available reports. Authorities are believed to be investigating the incident, though no official statements have been cited. The motive behind the attack is currently unknown.

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