Chris Hani’s killer could become a Polish MP

Author: news24.comPublished on: October 12, 2026Country: Poland

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Chris Hani’s killer could become a Polish MP

Janusz Waluś, who murdered Chris Hani in 1993 and was deported to Poland in December 2024, may run for Poland’s Parliament. Waluś, involved in Hani's killing, could now pursue a political career in Poland. His potential candidacy raises questions about reintegration and justice within the Polish political landscape.

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