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Lesotho witch doctor found cooking the remains of white Afrikaner farmer

A witch doctor from Lesotho was busy cooking body parts of a white farmer when he was arrested, the Free State High Court heard this week.

The trial of Moeketsi Hopolong Mokoena (34) on Monday before Judge A. Kruger was postponed until April 22, the Beeld reported.

According to the charge sheet, he was busy cooking parts of Jan van Wyk (82) of the farm Jakkalsfontein.

The black man allegedly killed Basie Venter (65) of the farm Biesiesvlei in the evening of March 30, 2009. His wife witnessed the murder outside their home.

The state argues that Mary Venter saw how Mokoena killed her husband with an iron pipe. Mokoena then fled, presumably to Van Wyk’s farm. It is about 5 km away.

The state said when security officers arrived at Van Wyk’s farm, they found Mokoena, bloodied, seated on the front porch of the homestead.

Van Wyk’s badly mutilated body was found in the living room. He died as a result of a deep wound to the neck.

His body parts were found in a pan where Mokoena was busy cooking them.

Lesotho is often called a British Bantustan. Prince Seeiso of the royal house of Lesotho, is also high commissioner to the Court of St James in Britain.

The extent to which the British exerted direct control over Basutoland waxed and waned until Basutoland’s independence in 1966, when it became the Kingdom of Lesotho, but Britain has remained a strong influence.

A third of the population goes hungry. It has one of the highest rates of HIV/Aids in the world and life expectancy now is only 41 with some sources claiming it is as low as 34. It is so poor that it is sometimes classified as Fourth World.

Yet the mountainous African kingdom of Lesotho is the place where the British Royal, Prince Harry says he can truly be himself. He runs a charity in the country and regulary visists the place.

 

PRAAG supports embassy occupation and calls for global Pro-Afrikaans Movement (PAM)

Koster protest
PRAAG protest against genocide in Koster, a small rural town in South Africa

PRAAG (the Pro-Afrikaans Action Group) based in Johannesburg supports the occupation of South African embassies in all Western countries on the tentative date of 15 March 2012. It has also called for a global Pro-Afrikaans Movement (PAM) that would see sympathetic parties, organisations and individuals supporting Afrikaner rights in South Africa, including the right to life.

“International law lays the responsibility to protect upon all governments, especially the South African government which is governing from the very city, Pretoria, where Afrikaners once exercised sovereignty and where the vestiges of our former independence are still evident in the form of statues, street names and architectural symbols,” said Dr. Dan Roodt, leader of PRAAG.

“We also claim the right to speak our own language and to have our own institutions such as schools and universities,” he continued.  “All institutions stolen from us should be returned as soon as possible, together with compensation for damages to our artefacts, documents, objets d’art and heritage.”

Dr. Roodt stated that the current violence and discrimination suffered by his people were tantamount to genocide and should arouse international concern and intervention.

“As the first nation of European and Western descent threatened by imminent national death at the hands of a third-world alliance in our own country, the Pro-Afrikaans Movement should inspire those who support us to also fight for their own survival and the preservation of their own heritage and way of life,” he said. “However, we are confident of our victory and the restoration of our sovereignty and independence, as well as the return of our land by those who have conquered it by non-military means.”

Roodt concluded by saying: “We pledge ourselves, once we have secured our Fourth Republic, to help those patriots of all countries who have come to our aid in this, the darkest hour of our history, so as to safeguard their own freedom against uncontrolled immigration, affirmative action and other measures meant to cause the downfall of European culture as a whole.”

For more information: Contact PRAAG at info[at]praag.org