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New details emerge around Nhlamulo Sambo murder as police dismiss xenophobic violence claims

New details emerge around Nhlamulo Sambo murder as police dismiss xenophobic violence claims
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Western Cape police have dismissed claims that the murder of 19-year-old Nhlamulo Sambo was motivated by xenophobia. Authorities state that the teenager was killed by a shack owner after allegedly attempting to commit theft.

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The case highlights the tension between public perceptions of xenophobic violence and official police investigations in South Africa.

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1 min Nhlamulo Sambo was stabbed on death on Sunday, May 31, in KwaNonqaba, Mossel Bay.

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The article presents both the family's claims of a hate crime and the police's counter-evidence regarding a criminal motive.

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