On 2 May 2011, this gentle grandmother, 80-year-old Hester van der Berg, was beaten to death on her smallholding in Theescombe, Port Elizabeth, in the Eastern Cape. Alone and vulnerable in the place she called home, she suffered horrific blows to the back of her head and left eye. The violence that ended her life was savage and merciless. A final, cruel assault on an elderly woman who had likely spent decades nurturing family, land, and community. Imagine the terror she must have felt in those last moments. The pain, the fear, the helplessness as attackers turned a peaceful smallholding into a scene of bloodshed. No one should ever have to die like this, especially not a frail 80-year-old grandmother whose only “crime” was living on the farm she loved. These attacks aren’t random robberies; they carry a level of brutality that shatters souls and families forever. Hester’s story is one of thousands in the long, painful history of farm murders against White South African farmers. The worst part is that her killer told her family (pictured below), that he forgives THEM.

So many such stories that were suppressed by the legacy mainstream media …

Another day in ANC South Africa. 34-year-old Rianda Stols from Monte Vista was in her car in peak traffic at the corner of Jan van Riebeeck Avenue and Riley Street in Parow last Wednesday around 17:30. Criminals targeted her; one ripped open her door, unbuckled her seatbelt, grabbed her arm and yanked her violently out of the car. They threw her onto the sidewalk and kicked her in the ribs. Then they robbed her. Bystanders stood by and did NOTHING, muttering "We can't get involved." Rianda is left with painful rib injuries and nightmares.

BRUTAL MURDER OF SINGLE MOTHER RIANA LOUW DU TOIT BEATEN TO DEATH WITH A ROCK These savages targeted Riana Louw du Toit (44), a single mother of two teenage children, on 6 February 2018. She was driving on the R354 between Sutherland and Merweville in the Northern Cape, on her way to work at Rogge Cloof Guest Farm as customer liaison and PR officer. She gave a lift to a neighbouring farmworker she knew. The monster allegedly threw a rock at her after being dropped off, then moved around the vehicle and beat her head with an even larger rock. Her head injuries were extremely severe. She was beaten beyond recognition. The bloodied rock was found in the vehicle with her body. Her colleagues found her in the vehicle when she didn't arrive for work. Riana leaves behind two teenage children after her husband had already passed. The community in Sutherland and surrounds was rocked by this gruesome killing in a normally peaceful area.

In July 2023, Ruan Hechter was shot in the head in front of his family on a farm just outside George in the Western Cape. Ruan died in his wife’s arms after he tried to fight off two attackers when they attacked her. NOTHING has been done by the South African Police Service despite several leads. This family is broken. Feeling hunted like animals in South Africa is a raw, daily terror for many farmers and rural families, especially White and Afrikaner communities. You live with the constant dread of being stalked. Attackers wait in the dark, cut fences, or strike when you're most vulnerable, working on solar panels, asleep in bed, or driving remote roads. Brutal assaults, torture, and murders aren't random crime; the targeted savagery, racial slurs, and political rhetoric ("Kill the Boer") make it feel systematic, like prey marked for elimination. You install razor wire, alarms, and guns not for peace of mind, but because your life is treated as disposable in a country where attacks against the White minority often go underreported or unpunished. The psychological toll; scanning horizons, sleeping with one eye open, burying loved ones, turns existence into survival. We feel like game in our own homeland. We are hunted like animals. The more severe the torture, the greater the bloodlust.

Savages thats should be put to death

A 77-year-old grandfather from Stellenbosch was butchered yesterday while he was quietly visiting the grave of his three-year-old son who died 45 years ago. He went to lay flowers, to grieve the child he lost decades earlier, and some filthy animal ambushed him in the cemetery. The old man fought back, but they stabbed him to death anyway. Left him bleeding out on the ground next to his baby boy’s headstone. This isn’t a “normal crime.” This is targeted evil. This is what happens when a government spends 30 years vilifying White people, singing “Kill the Boer” at rallies, pushing race laws that treat us like intruders in our own country, and letting rural and suburban areas turn into free-fire zones for anyone with a knife and zero conscience. A pensioner murdered at his son’s grave. Think about that. While the ANC cadres toast each other at Luthuli House, while ministers fly business class to BRICS photo-ops, while the media calls farm murders “isolated incidents,” another elderly White man is stabbed to death honoring his dead child. We’re not cattle. We’re not punching bags. We’re human beings who built this country, buried our children and parents here, and are now being hunted like vermin in the places we once called home. Enough. The blood of that 77-year-old grandfather is on the hands of every politician who looked away, every cadre who profited from “transformation,” and every fool who still pretends this is just “ordinary crime.” Rise against this evil before there’s no one left to visit the graves of their loved ones. We remember. We will not forgive. We will not forget.

Attackers shout, "Kill the Boer, kill the farmer," before stabbing a female victim with a spear. @afriforum