The Commercial Farmers Union today said its remaining 300 members continue to be targeted by violence without protection as political tensions rise ahead of proposed elections. Charles Taffs, head of the CFU, said the brutal beating to death of a prominent farmer Colin Zietsman on Friday showed that “criminals can act with impunity” against whites still on their land. He said the killing was more than a “simple robbery” as police claimed.
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