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Gayton McKenzie apologises for racist tweets, South Africans reject apology
The president of the Patriotic Alliance, Gayton McKenzie, apologised for using the k-word in 2011. He defended himself and said he was not racist.
Calls mount for Gayton McKenzie to be removed as sports minister amid racism claims
Calls grow for Minister Gayton McKenzie to resign from his position after ActionSA complaint over resurfaced social media posts with alleged racist content.
Kenny Kunene defends Gayton McKenzie after racism row over 2011 tweets
Kenny Kunene says criticism of Gayton McKenzie's decade-old tweets aims to distract from alleged insults made against the greater coloured community.
Minister Gayton McKenzie responds to racist remarks amid SAHRC complaint from ActionSA
Minister Gayton McKenzie has denied allegations of racism, calling the accusations "laughable" after a political party filed a complaint with the SAHRC.
ANC coalition divided over appointment of 24-year-old Liam Jacobs as Transport MMC
Mayor Dada Morero is uneasy about appointing Jacobs to the role, pointing to his lack of experience in local government. Jacobs took the oath of office on Friday
“There is no excuse”: American sends love to coloured people after Open Chats podcast racist saga
Open Chats Podcast sparked outrage with racist remarks about coloured community. An American woman showcased her support, while Minister Gayton McKenzie reacted.
Political parties condemn podcast for anti-coloured statements, SA discusses
The Patriotic Alliance and the Democratic Alliance have taken action against Open Chats Podcast after the show's hosts uttered racist remarks against coloureds.
EFF celebrates as high court orders Kenny Kunene to apologise to Julius Malema, SA divided by ruling
The EFF has welcomed a court ruling that orders Kenny Kunene to apologise to Julius Malema, but South Africans remain divided over the hate speech case.
Gayton McKenzie claps back at Julius Malema's threat to sue him for badmouthing him
Patriotic Alliance president Gayton McKenzie responded to Economic Freedom Fighters president Julius Malema's threats to sue him for calling him a bank robber.
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