The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has condemned the recent tragic incidents in Sebayeng, Limpopo and Laersdrift, Mpumalanga, where lives had been violently taken, underscoring the urgent need for justice and the protection of human rights.
In Sebayeng, Limpopo, two women, Maria Makgato, 45, and Locadia Ndlovu, 35, were allegedly shot and killed on a farm. Their remains, partly eaten by pigs, were found inside the pigsty after a man, who had been shot and injured, alerted the police.
On August 17, Makgato, Zimbabwean national Ndlovu, and her husband had reportedly gone to the Onverwaght farm to collect rotten products dumped by a dairy merchant.
The suspects, farm owner Zachariah Olivier 60, Andrian de Wet 19, and William Musoro, 40, were arrested and are facing charges of murder, attempted…
