Police say two unrelated attacks near Johannesburg and Cape Town left dozens dead in one of the deadliest nights of violence in recent memory.
Police say the attacks in Cape Town and Johannesburg were unrelated, and no suspects have been arrested in either case.
The city council says it will move two troops of chacma baboons to a new sanctuary, a plan that has divided animal rights advocates.
South African police say 17 people were killed at a bar near Johannesburg and 10 more in a separate attack at a store near Cape Town, in two mass shootings hours apart.
Shootings in Wedela, southwest of Johannesburg, and Lwandle, near Cape Town, come days after a mass shooting in Durban, Al Jazeera reports.
Hundreds gathered at the University of Cape Town to mourn victims and demand action against gender-based violence, according to Al Jazeera.