The rape and gruesome mutilation of a teenage girl in South Africa has sparked a rare outburst of anger in a country that often appears numb to sexual violence.

Anine Booysen, 17, was found disembowelled at a construction site in the southwestern town of Bredasdorp at the weekend and later died in hospital.
She reportedly lured away from her friends by a group of men and it suspected she was gangraped, but police said Thursday they were still investigating. The case has shocked the nation where tales of sexual violence are commonplace.
"The whole nation is outraged at this extreme violation and destruction of a young human life," President Jacob Zuma said in a statement Thursday.
"This act is shocking, cruel and most inhumane. It has no place in our country," he said.
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