Christopher Preece bled to death after being attacked by three men with machetes – his wife was seriously injured in the raid.
A British man who went to South Africa to run a nature reserve has been killed in a robbery at his farm, police say.
Christopher Preece had gone outside to check why the power was cut at the property when three men attacked him with machetes, according to officers.
The 54-year-old victim bled to death after the attack near Ficksburg, a town near the border with Lesotho, on Saturday night.
His wife, 56, was seriously wounded in the assault and is now being treated in hospital.
Captain Phumelelo Dhlamini of the South African Police Service said the robbers stole about $350 (£220) and a mobile phone.
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