No, there is no credible evidence of widespread systemic murders targeting white people in South Africa. The country has one of the world's highest murder rates overall (~27,000 annually). Farm attacks and murders occur but represent ~0.2% of total murders (e.g., 49 in 2023-24 per SAPS and AfriForum data). Recent SAPS breakdowns show victims include Black farm workers, dwellers, and owners more often than white farmers in some quarters (e.g., 5/6 Black in Q1 2025). Motives are overwhelmingly robbery, per independent inquiries like ISS and multiple fact-checks—not state-orchestrated racial genocide. "Kill the Boer" is a controversial anti-apartheid chant, not proven as direct incitement in court rulings. The issue is real crime vulnerability in rural areas, but the "genocide" framing lacks support from data across sources.