By Zuko Komisa
AZAPO held a protest outside the estate of Benoni Belinda Magor who made racist comments.
The 60-year-old was detained over the weekend and later freed after receiving a warning for reportedly calling black people rapists and thieves and that they ought to be killed.
Azapo protesters are gathered outside a housing development where Belinda Magor is rumoured to dwell.
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She allegedly said the things in response to calls for the outlawing of pit bulls after a string of attacks on small children.
Point of View with Phemelo Motene spoke to Gaontebale Nodoba, AZAPO Publicity Secretary about why it was important to hold a protest against racism.
LISTEN TO THE FULL CONVERSATION HERE:
“The picket is to basically raise our discomfort, our disapproval and our condemnation of the racist and discouraging and disrespectful remarks that she made against black people in general in particular black women and as Azapo, we say there is no place for racists in this country,” said Azapo’s Gaontabele Nodoba.
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