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The alleged Katlehong mass shooter will have to explain his apparent motive, and people in Joburg CBD could spend more days without electricity. Good morning, I'm Timbeki Le Mototo. The man arrested for a shooting that killed four people in Katehong is expected to appear in the Palm Ridge Magistrates Court today. Two people died at the scene on Tuesday night, while two others succumbed to their wounds in hospital after the gunman.

Opened fire on a crowd that was leaving a memorial. The political killings task team has now been roped in to investigate the attack. Karinda Jagmohan reports. The mourners were returning from a memorial service for ANC branch chairperson Jeanette Magugu, who was killed outside her home last week. Singing a tribute song, the suspect allegedly began firing. Two of the four men who died were ANC Youth League members. Two children were also injured by stray bullets.

Senior ANC officials, including Deputy President Paul Ma Shatile, called for swift justice when they visited the families yesterday. Meanwhile, the Gauteng Political Killings Task Team is investigating whether the shooting is linked to the upcoming election. Corinda Jagmohan, Eyewitness News. Another explosion in, oh, excuse me, another explosion at Jovik City Power substation in Marshalltown has set back plans to restore electricity in the area. The blast happened last night while technicians were assessing the damage from a fire.