Anele Mdoda Slams Prince William for “Racist” Stance on the Ukraine War: “He Clearly Has Not Read Any Books”

• Popular South African television and radio presenter Anele Mdoda has taken aim at Prince William after his racist comments
• The Royal was caught in a social media storm after allegedly saying that war is normal to see in Africa and Asia but alien to see in Europe
• Social media users including Celebrity Game Night presenter Anele Mdoda slammed Prince William for his comments

Prince William was caught in a rather nasty social media storm. The Royal came under fire from many including Anele Mdoda for his alleged racist comments.

Prince William is alleged to have said war and bloodshed is more common in African and Asian countries while he was weighing in on the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The South African reports that Anele was responding to a viral tweet by Nadine White where the father of three said war in Europe is unheard of. He said:

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"It's very alien to see this in Europe. We are all behind you."

Taking to Twitter, Anele slammed Prince William. She said that she wouldn't mind if she never hears from him again. She also added that he needs a history lesson. She wrote:

"I would be fine if we never heard from William again. Like ever. He clearly has not read any books."

Trevor Noah Fires Shots at the Media for ‘Double Standards’ in the Coverage of the war in Ukraine

In more related news, Briefly News reported that the media has played a pivotal role in showing people all over the world what is happening in Ukraine after Russia attacked the country.

South African comedian and TV host Trevor Noah has however called out some media houses and reporters for their double standards while covering the conflict.

TimesLive reports that Trevor Noah shared various clips of reporters from different parts of the world reporting on how Ukraine is not a “developing nation or third world country” but a European nation. The publication further reports that Trevor said news reporters seemed to suggest that war should not happen in a European country like Ukraine but rather in African and Middle Eastern countries such as Iraq.

Source: Briefly News