A South African court has charged two men with the murder of Eugene Terreblanche, the far-right, white supremacist leader, four days after he was beaten to death in Ventersdorp, a town in the country's northwest.
The men, aged 15 and a 28, have been accused of killing Terreblanche over unpaid wages.
They have also appeared in court on charges of house-breaking, attempted robbery and crimen injuria - which often refers to racial insult.
Haru Mutasa reports from Ventersdorp, where tensions between black and white and white communities were quickly apparent outside the courtroom.
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