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As I understand it, slavery is a tradition in Hekkelia, so hoping for its abolition is Rafaga's personal problem, and it's unlikely that the entire people are hoping for Rafaga to lead them to a happy future...
Maybe Alm was the one who killed him, but I won't believe that the deceased is Rafaga.
Okay. It seemed to me that it was more the other way around: from the murdered Rafaga, we can conclude about the killer being Alm; otherwise, there are too few people who would go and kill in the first night, it's a coincidence. That is, if Albeia is dead, then it's more likely that Rafaga did it, in my reasoning.