McKenzie apologise to SABC

President of the Patriotic Alliance Mr. Gayton McKenzie has apologized to the Public Broadcaster after mentioning them in papers. McKenzie is angry after the Open Chats Podcast allegedly made offensive comments about the coloured community. On social media, McKenzie said, "I have made contact with the SABC; the CEO rightfully showed us we are wrong in mentioning SABC in our papers, and they have nothing to do with the Open Chats Podcast."

"They don't work with them; they are not an SABC platform. So let me apologize to SABC for mistakenly thinking they are part of that. I have also spoken to MultiChoice because it was aired on the 25th of July on their platforms. MultiChoice is not renewing their association with this Podcast, and they are disgusted with what they have seen. These people are partly on YouTube. What we are doing now, we are moving to YouTube and TikTok, so there will be no place to hide racism."

"If you are white, black, coloured racist, in South Africa there will be no place for racism. They laughed about it; we know for too long people were comfortable showing their racism towards this community. That is where we draw the line; we will be destroying them if we let them get away with it. They must know; they must grow up knowing racism is wrong. Thank you, TikTok, YouTube, you are next."