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Chris Hani’s killer linked to possible Polish parliamentary bid

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Janusz Waluś, who assassinated South African Communist Party leader Chris Hani in 1993, could enter Polish politics, with a newspaper report suggesting he may stand for Parliament in 2027. Since his deportation from South Africa in 2024, Waluś has become a figure celebrated by Poland’s far right. Phemelo speaks to Jędrzej Słodkowski, reporter and editor at Gazeta Wyborcza magazine in Poland.
12 Oct 3PM English South Africa Education · Careers

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