Racism
Stellenbosch Uni students amplify calls for racism on campus to be abolished
A large group of students have made their way to the campus's Rooiplein, pledging their support for victims of racial discrimination at the campus.
Students marched to hand over a memorandum of demands to rector and Vice-Chancellor, Professor Wim de Villiers, on Thursday.
The first year law student has already been suspended pending an investigation into an incident of racism.
The party’s Western Cape leader Cameron Dugmore has met with Babalo Ndwayana, the student who was discriminated against on Sunday.
The university is investigating the racist incident at one of its student residences over the weekend in which a black first-year student was targeted.
University authorities are in discussion with people who attended the dance, as well as student representatives and faculty leaders, as part of efforts to probe the incident.
It's emerged that offensive remarks were allegedly made towards a black female student during an event organised by the Law faculty last week Thursday.
First year Agricultural Business Management student Babalo Ndwayana also wants first year Law student, Theuns du Toit, expelled.
A video shows a first-year law student, who's white, urinating on a black student's desk at the Huis Marais residence on Sunday.
A video has emerged showing a white male student urinating on the belongings of a black student after breaking into his residence.
A video showing a white student at a male residence, Huis Marais, urinating on a black student’s belongings led to a group of students demonstrating on campus on Sunday.
Sasco said would not accept anything less than the expulsion of the perpetrator.
Stellenbosch University senior director of student affairs Choice Makhetha says the perpetrator has been removed from campus as the investigation starts.
Proteas head coach Mark Boucher is facing charges of racism, laid by Cricket South Africa, following last year's Social Justice and National Building hearings into discrimination in cricket.
The Commission has found that Brackenfell High School did not host a "whites only matric ball" as complaints suggested and therefore didn't discriminate against Grade 12 learners on the grounds of race.
Monday marks exactly 62 years since 69 people were killed in what would become known as the Sharpeville Massacre.
The questions come as part of the SAHRC's Gauteng division's inquiry into discrimination within the country's advertising industry.
Mbuyiseni Ndlozi made submissions on Monday on behalf of his party on the first day of the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC)'s inquiry into multiple forms of discrimination in South Africa's advertising industry.
The EFF’s Mbuyiseni Ndlozi said practical measures should be implemented to rectify what he called "racism within the South African advertising space".