Racial tensions between black farm workers and their commonly white employers have heightened in South Africa since the murder of Eugene Terreblanche - the white supremacist leader - in the country's northwest.<br /><br />Two black farm workers, who were employees of Terreblanche, have been accused of murdering him over unpaid wages.<br /><br />Many white farmers say they are being targeted in "increasing racially motivated" attacks.<br /><br />Meanwhile, black farm workers say they are mistreated and exploited by their white employers who are "stuck in the apartheid mentality". <br /><br />Haru Mutasa reports from Northwest Province in South Africa.<br /><br />[April 14, 2010]
