JOHANNESBURG, Dec 7 — The man who killed South African anti-apartheid leader Chris Hani, who was released from prison on parole in 2022, is being deported to Poland, the...
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Janusz Walus, 71, a Polish immigrant with links to the Afrikaner far right, was convicted for the 1993 murder of Hani, a leader in the freedom-fighting African National Congress, during tense talks to end white rule and hold the first democratic elections. Walus was arrested minutes after the killing, with police finding the murder weapon in his car and traces of blood on his shirt.His first attempt at parole in 2011 was denied, but the country’s highest court eventually ruled in his favour.
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