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State Papers: Government banned notorious South African police chief from entering Ireland in 1994
Nicknamed 'Prime Evil', Colonel Eugene Alexander de Kock had led brutal paramilitary operations against opponents of the ...
Notorious apartheid police chief ‘Prime Evil’ was refused entry to Ireland over fears he would settle
A notorious apartheid-era police chief was refused entry into Ireland because of fears that he would settle permanently and ...
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‘Prime Evil’ executioner in apartheid South Africa, Colonel Eugene de Kock, was banned from seeking refuge in Ireland
Ireland banned a notorious South African police chief and paramilitary executioner nicknamed ‘Prime Evil’ from entering the country amid fears he would relocate here after the collapse of the ...
Time for apartheid-era beneficiaries to 'get over themselves’
As South Africa reflects on the legacy of leaders like Nelson Mandela, Robert Sobukwe, and Steve Biko, their teachings on ...
‘Surrender or starve’: Siege outside South African gold mine taken over by criminal gangs
Officials say Operation Vala Umgodi, or “Close the Pits”, will help eradicate a black market that drains the economy of as ...
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S. Africa deporting assassin of anti-apartheid leader to Poland
Walus was arrested minutes after the killing, with police finding ... a hero of the anti-apartheid struggle. His death is commemorated annually in South Africa. What to know about the death ...
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South Africa to deport killer of anti-apartheid leader Hani to his native Poland
JOHANNESBURG - South Africa will deport Janusz Walus, a far-right extremist who assassinated anti-apartheid leader Chris Hani in 1993, to his native Poland on Friday, the government said.
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S. Africa deporting assassin of anti-apartheid leader to Poland
The man who killed South African anti-apartheid leader Chris Hani ... Walus was arrested minutes after the killing, with police finding the murder weapon in his car and traces of blood on his ...