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- a failed blog,
- a failed show on moja love,
- a failed podcast,
- a non existent career if not imaginary,
- a has been,
- an all time low engagement across all platforms,
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Minister Gayton McKenzie says he used to r@pe women????π³π³π³ π³
βWe used to make women drunk in order to sleep with them, but thatβs r@pe...β
Is the Patriotic Alliance president a r@pist???
Does Cyril Ramaphosa know about this??? π’
EFF demands immediate removal of Gayton McKenzie over racist remarks
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has called for the immediate dismissal of Sports, Arts & Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie, citing a long history of hateful and racist remarks against Black people.
The party accuses McKenzie of using derogatory language, including the apartheid-era slur "k*ffir," to describe Black people, and attributing anti-Black sentiments to historical figures like Mahatma Gandhi.
The controversy erupted after resurfaced old tweets from McKenzieβs social media, containing offensive language including the racial slur known as the βK-word,β sparked public outrage.
The party asserts that McKenzieβs position in a ministry tasked with promoting unity and inclusion sends a message that the government condones racism from politically connected individuals.
McKenzie has yet to respond to the EFFβs latest accusations, but his office previously defended his actions during the Olympics expenditure controversy.
The call for his removal adds pressure on President Cyril Ramaphosa, who must now address the escalating political and ethical scrutiny surrounding the minister.
π« Racism and the dehumanisation of any person have no place in South Africa!
We have reported Minister Gayton McKenzie to the South African Human Rights Commission for repeatedly using hateful Apartheid-era slurs to degrade and dehumanise black South Africans.
The EFFβs Statement Calling for the Immediate Removal of Gayton McKenzie as Minister of Sports, Arts, and Culture for his History of Hateful, Racist Remarks
-It is also the height of hypocrisy for McKenzie to demand accountability from others when he himself harbours the same hateful attitudes. Recently, when podcasters on βOpen Chatsβ made offensive remarks about Coloured people β calling them βincestuousβ and βcrazyβ β McKenzie expressed outrage, opened a case against them, and demanded a public apology. While he was right to be offended by prejudice directed at his community, this double standard strips him of any moral or ethical standing to lead on issues of non-racialism and social cohesion.
I have formally lodged a complaint with the Presidency, Parliament, and the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Ethics against Minister Gayton McKenzie for tweets containing racist slurs against Black South Africans.
Racism in any form or from anyone, has no place in our country. We demand accountability.
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