Comrades,

The song has nothing to do with the murder...I agree that we are setting a
very worrying precedent as Government. I wonder how many messages of
condolence is the Goernment going to have to send out every time a black
child has died at the hands of these people. Dont get me wrong, I do not
condone or encourage and/or rejoice at the tragic events.

Let us open a debate on broad issues affecting farm workers and their
relationship with their employers. This is an opportune time for the country
to do so.

Remember though " He who volunteers to be hurt must never feel the pain..."
E.T. volunteered...and he got what he had bargained for. Why employ a child
and even be involved in a wage dispute with such a child. According to media
reports, as he was refusing to pay them, he even ordered them to go and
bring some cows from the feld, which they did and he cntinued to refuse
them. Somebody tell me!

Anyway, now that we have lost Cde. Molefi Sefularo, maybe God wanted us to
talk about something valuable...!
On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 4:51 PM, Sibusiso Mhlongo <
[email protected]> wrote:

>
>
> * *
>
> *Please maqabane let not jump up and down to PRAISE this Monster, ET, by
> conveying these condolences. How many of our brothers and sisters who have
> humiliated, ill treated, abused and eventually*
>
> *Be killed by this Coward-ET? *
>
> * *
>
> *Rather I would suggest that we just shut-up and adopt a quit diplomacy
> w.r.t this matter than issuing statements of condolences. Because I don’t
> recall the Party or anyone else issuing condolences to*
>
> *ALL those who have suffered under this racist monster in his farm and in
> the garages where he assaulted the petrol attendant.*
>
> * *
>
> *The President has said enough, and it is enough!!! Period. *
>
> * *
>
> *Please let us not glorify this monster.*
>
> * *
>
> *Amandla! *
>
>
>
>  [image: SACP logo]
>
> *SACP Media Release, 5 April 2010*
> * *
>
> *Our condolences to the Terreblanche family*
>
>
>
> The SACP has received with regret and shock the news of the murder of the
> leader of the AWB, Eugene Terreblanche. For years he has been a
> controversial figure and outspoken against the transformation project and
> national reconciliation. To this end the SACP had fundamental differences
> with his views.
>
> Be that as it may, no matter what differences we may have with individuals
> and their political beliefs, murder has no space in our society and is not a
> solution to any of our problems. We therefore strongly condemn this act of
> murder.
>
> We call on government to act swiftly on the alleged perpetrators, and
> broaden these actions to combat both the killing of farm owners and farm
> workers. We cannot afford anymore to send a message that any of the farm
> killings is tolerable.
>
> The SACP also firmly supports the call for calm by the President. The SACP
> also calls for restraint and that no-one must try and exploit this
> unfortunate criminal incident for political reasons and grandstanding.
>
> In line with our elections manifesto, crime must be fought with all our
> energies including rooting out the socio-economic conditions that give rise
> to crime.
>
> If the allegation that Terreblanche’s murder arose out of a wage dispute is
> true, it calls upon all of us, especially government, to strengthen the
> effective regulation and the labour inspectorate on farms. Over a period of
> time the SACP has strongly campaigned for the building of the capacity of
> our Department of Labour to inspect and enforce legislation aimed at
> protecting the vulnerable. This ought to be attended to urgently given
> continuing reports of abuse of especially the most vulnerable workers,
> farm-workers and domestic workers.
>
> The SACP calls for a speedy solution to the challenges facing our broader
> land and agrarian reform, including the convening of the long overdue summit
> of farm-workers and farm-dwellers.
>
> The SACP express its deepest condolences to the Terreblanche family and
> friends.
> * *
> *Issued by the SACP.*
> * *
> *Contact:*
> * *
> *Malesela Maleka*
> *SACP Spokesperson – 082 226 1802*
>
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