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Malawian man murdered in South Africa | Malawi 24 - Malawi news

A 28-year-old Malawian national was assaulted with a hammer on the head and stabbed multiple times by thugs in South Africa. The man has been identified as Patrick Blaki, a father of a 7-year-old girl. Blaki was killed on Saturday last week by a group of unknown men who broke into the house that he […]

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