Cape Town - Schalk Burger Snr could be in trouble with the Labour Department for allegedly underpaying his farmworkers.
Employees this week protested outside his house on his wine farm in Wellington, after he failed to pay their full wages last week.
The workers, who are all permanently employed and live on the farm, say for the past two weeks, Burger paid them between R6 and R10 a day.
In five payslips shown to the Daily Voice, issued by Burger Boerdery, workers earned between R42 and R94 for a seven-day week.
This falls far short of the national minimum wage - which for farmworkers currently stands at R128 for a nine-hour day.
Burger made headlines last year, after workers accused him of attempted murder - in a quadbiking incident - racism and calling them “hotnots”.