On April 3rd South African White Supremacist Leader Eugene Terreblanche was murdered at home, reportedly by two black workers with whom he was disputing wages with.

Upset by "liberal" government policies, in 1973 Terreblanche formed a radical white supremacist organization, the AWB (Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging - Afrikaner Resistance Movement). Sensing the oncoming change in South Africa's Apartheid policies, his rhetoric became even more alarming; even threatening civil war if South Africa's whites gave up power. Due to his and the AWB's radical stance, Terreblanche became a fixture in the...