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And the season 4 winners are … – My Kitchen Rules SA

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11 December

They made it all the way to the grand finale but only one team can take home the R1 million prize and the title of season 4 winner. Who will it be: Abraham and Michelle, Azraa and Waven, or Shaeem and Mas-ud?

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