http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/3475169.stm

 South African farmer and three others have been charged with murder,
accused of feeding an ex-worker to lions.
The four were arrested on Monday after police found a human skull and pieces
of a leg in a lion enclosure.

Witnesses told police that Nelson Shisane, 38, was assaulted, tied up and
driven to a lion breeding project, where he was thrown over the fence.

Mr Shisane, who had been sacked last year, had apparently returned to the
farm, to collect his belongings.

He was reported missing by his family on 8 February.

Mark Crossley, 35, and three of his black employees were refused bail at the
Phalaborwa magistrates court, some 350km north-east of Johannesburg.

'Mauled'


The BBC's Dominic Hughes in Johannesburg says white farmers in the region
have been accused of mistreating their workers, while they are themselves
sometimes the victims of extremely violent attacks.


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