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Sizwe Dhlomo called out for provoking Gayton McKenzie: "Heal wena Sizwe Dhlomo"
Sizwe Dhlomo, renowned radio personality, has been accused of intentionally provoking Gayton McKenzie after his latest jab at the Patriotic Alliance leader.
SAHRC confirms it will take Gayton McKenzie to court over racist tweets, South Africans divided
The SAHRC confirmed that it will be taking Minister Gayton McKenzie to court over his resurfaced racist tweets, sparking a mix of reactions online.
Gayton McKenzie denies Patriotic Alliance is a dictatorship, but SA remains unconvinced
Gayton McKenzie denied claims that the Patriotic Alliance was a dictatorship, saying communities chose its leaders, but critics online questioned his stance.
South Africans slam Minister Gayton McKenzie for old unpatriotic Springboks tweet
Minister of Sport Gayton McKenzie is facing criticism after an old 2015 tweet resurfaced, showing his doubts about the Springboks during the Rugby World Cup.
Gayton McKenzie says racism allegations are an orchestrated campaign against him, Mzansi divided
Gayton McKenzie has alleged that there was an orchestrated campaign against him, which is why old posts were dug up, but not everyone is buying it.
Gayton McKenzie to engage with SAHRC over controversial social media posts, SA weighs in on decision
South Africans weighed in as Gayton McKenzie confirmed he will meet with the SAHRC to clarify issues related to controversial social media posts.
MK Party condemns Gayton McKenzie's racist remarks, calls for an investigation into his alleged criminal ties
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party has called for Gayton McKenzie's removal as a minister and an investigation into his alleged links to the country's criminal underworld.
“You don’t know what’s coming”: Gayton McKenzie’s defiant statement divides South Africans
Gayton McKenzie said the last thing he wanted to do was humiliate Cyril Ramaphosa, yet he sparked division by seemingly warning the president about removing him.
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.
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