Disturbing Allegations in South Africa as Farm Worker Says Women Were Fed to Pigs Under Duress

A South African farm worker has made shocking allegations in court, claiming that two Black women were fed to pigs under duress by their employer. Adrian de Wet, who turned state witness, testified in the Limpopo High Court that farm owner Zachariah Johannes Olivier shot and killed Maria Makgato and Lucia Ndlovu before disposing of their bodies in a pig enclosure.

De Wet also accused his supervisor, William Musora, of coercing him to destroy evidence. The case has reignited racial tensions in South Africa, with the Economic Freedom Fighters demanding the farm's closure.

The trial has been adjourned until next week, with Musora facing additional charges under the Immigration Act for residing illegally in the country. The incident has highlighted the ongoing issues of land ownership disparity and exploitation faced by black farmworkers in the country.