Hundreds took to the streets of a Johannesburg township as news broke that a fifth suspect in the rape and murder of two toddlers had been arrested.<br/> <br />The mutilated bodies of the two girls aged three and two were found in a public toilet in Diepsloot township on October 15th.<br/> <br />The killings have shocked a nation with one of the world's highest rates of violent and sexual crime.<br/> <br />The protesters said they wanted police to hand the latest suspect over.<br/> <br />Supporters of the ruling ANC and of the opposition EFF were at the demonstration despite tensions between them.<br/> <br />President Jacob Zuma's condemned the killings which he said did not belong in South Africa.<br/> <br />Four other suspects appeared in court on Friday.<br/> <br />The hearing was postponed to October 24th so the fifth can appear alongside them.
