Sentencing proceedings postponed in ET murder trial

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The sentencing of a man convicted of the murder of AWB leader Eugene Terreblanche has been postponed in the Ventersdorp magistrate's court.

That's because the psychologists report on Chris Mahlangu and the probation officers report on Patrick Ndlovu have not been completed.

Ndlovu was acquitted on the murder charge but found guilty of robbery and housbreaking.

The matter was postponed to the 20th August.

Terreblanche was murdered on his farm in the Ventersdorp area in 2010.