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Non-racialism is non-negotiable: DA on PA Leader’s use of K-word and other hateful rhetoric | SA News

The DA has strongly championed the goal of non-racialism as a core value of our party.

There is no place for race based division in South Africa, no matter from who or from where it comes.

The DA expects that this matter will be dealt with in line with the same standards as others who perpetuate hate and division, as there should be no place for double standards and hateful race-based division in South Africa, whether it comes from a podcaster, from a GNU party leader, or from singing hate-filled chants about killing people based on ethnicity.

In past circumstances, the use of the K-word has had serious sanctions in South Africa, including dismissal, and we expect that will be the…

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