The Polokwane High Court sentences four men to life imprisonment for the murder of Matome Molema, 50, after a deadly shooting at a tavern in Mamaolo Village, Limpopo. The court convicts the men of killing Molema, who is reported to have been gunned down at the premises. In addition to the life terms, the court imposes further prison sentences relating to firearms and ammunition offences. The sentencing also includes penalties connected to immigration offences. The reports state that the men face multiple convictions arising from the incident and related charges, and the court’s decision combines the murder sentence with separate terms for the other offences. The overall outcome is that all four convicted individuals receive life sentences, alongside additional imprisonment for the accompanying illegal possession or related firearms, ammunition and immigration offences. The case is heard in the Polokwane High Court in Limpopo, South Africa.