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Ndavi Nokeri and Linda Mtoba at the 'Black Panther' premiere in Joburg/Instagram The premiere was held in Rosebank ahead of the movie's Friday release date.
Connie Chiume - who plays a mining tribe elder - made a grand entrance at the premiere. She received loud applause when she came down an escalator with her hands in the 'Wakanda Forever' salute.
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