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Matwetwe actor's killer gets life for 'violent, cold-blooded murder of true South African talent' | News24

  • May 13, 2022
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Julius Lucas robbed South Africa of a true talent when he murdered Matwetwe actor Sibusiso Khwinana for a cellphone.

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