JOHANNESBURG- A bus crash in South Africa killed at least 11 people and injured several others on Friday, police said, barely two weeks after another accident took the lives of nearly 30 people.
The bus traveling from Johannesburg to neighboring Zimbabwe drove into an oncoming sedan in Makhado, 270 km (160 miles) north of the capital, Pretoria.
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Police are investigating a case of culpable homicide although both drivers were killed in the early morning crash, which happened as the bus was overtaking a truck.
