Joaquim Armando Pacula, identified as the gunman in the murder of South African DJ Warras, is sentenced to 25 years in prison, according to IOL. The case is described as high-profile, with the prosecution arguing that Pacula was responsible for the killing. In addition to Pacula’s sentence, an alleged accomplice is also before the courts, and the matter against that person remains ongoing, as reported by the outlet. The reporting indicates that the accomplice’s case has not yet resulted in a final sentencing outcome at the time of publication. The articles collectively focus on the court’s determination of Pacula’s guilt and the length of the prison term, while noting that proceedings continue for the alleged accomplice. No additional details on the accomplice’s specific charges, the trial timeline, or the circumstances of the killing are provided in the available text.