JOIE CHEN, CNN ANCHOR: The violent death of a black man in a South African town has led to a flare-up of racial tensions. Hundreds of protesters took to the streets on Monday. We got more from CNN's Cynde Strand in Johannesburg.</s>CYNDE STRAND, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): A crowd demanding justice gathered outside the Sasolburg courthouse for the bail hearing of Pieter Odendaal. Odendaal is accused of murder, dragging his black employee, Mosoko Rampuru, behind his truck. The victim's body was found in a field at the end of a trail of blood, a wire still attached to his ankle. Protesters hurled rocks and bottles at the police van carrying Odendaal back to jail. The case was postponed until September 28th. Black demonstrators took out their anger on any whites who happened to be passing by.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We want to kill them all. One settler, one bullet.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We want to burn. We want to</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We want to burn them all, everything. We want to burn the house, everything. And one settler, one bullet.</s>STRAND: The victim's brother threatened to take the law into his own hands.</s>ALFRED MPHASA, BROTHER OF MURDER VICTIM: If justice is not done, then there is something we call revenge, and then that will happen.</s>STRAND: Incidents like Rampuru's murder continue to plague South Africa. Six years after the first democratic election put an end to white minority rule, many here claim it did little to end racism. Cynde Strand, CNN, Johannesburg.
Dragging Death of Black Man Escalates Racial Tensions in South Africa