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Seven life terms for man who killed nine over missing ID

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April 06, 2025

MASS murderer Siphamandla Dlomo will serve seven life terms behind bars after his sentencing for the killing of nine people in August 2023.

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Seven life terms for man who killed nine over missing ID

Dlomo was charged with the murders of Mlungisi Lungisani Zuma, Phakamani Mfanelo Mkhize, Mnqobi Innocent Mkhize, Lindelani Welcome Ngcobo, Mcebisi Makhosi Radebe, Ayanda Mthembu, Siyabonga Vincent Ngcobo, Siyanda Mvelo Khathi, Ayabonga Siyanda Dlamini and Alwiso Alex Nsele.

National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) spokesperson Natasha Kara-Kisssoon said Dlomo had been sentenced to seven life terms and 50 years imprisonment for the murders, attempted murders, and housebreaking.

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