Court hears of torture in double murder

Thwala and Nene were killed in August last year after being accused of livestock theft near the now infamous Pampoen Kraal farm.Three men are accused in both murder cases.Court was adjourned to Friday due to load-shedding.

White school leavers who are unemployed and not studying further, should do two years national service on the farms, to protect the farmers as security guards.

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