South Africa: Guilty Verdict in "ET" Murder Case

Author:
Al Jazeera English
Publisher:
Al Jazeera English
Publication Date:
22 May 2012
Tags:
South Africa, Legal and Judicial Affairs

A South African court has convicted one of two black farm workers accused of murdering Eugene Terreblanche, a far-right leader, in April 2010.

The court in Ventersdorp, in rural South Africa, found Chris Mahlangu guilty of beating Terreblanche to death on Tuesday, but acquitted Patrick Ndlovu, the younger suspect, of murder.

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