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DJ killed by patron for switching off music | SA News

26 December 2025 by Guest

A 33-year-old DJ was shot dead by a patron for switching off the music at a tavern in Mpumalanga on Christmas eve. The patron then turned the gun on himself.

Police in Masoyi, near White River, were conducting a festive season operation at about 11.30pm on Wednesday when they came across a group of people exiting a tavern in Mganduzweni Trust.

When police stopped to investigate the mass exit, they discovered that a shooting had taken place inside the tavern, said police spokesperson Brig Donald Mdhluli.

Preliminary reports found that the incident happened after the DJ, who had been entertaining the tavern patrons, stopped the music and packed up his equipment.

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