Andiswa Mkosi
04 September 2012
DA Western Cape leader Theuns Botha has reported his ANC counterpart Marius Fransman to the South African Human Rights Commission for calling artist Ayanda Mabulu a house slave.
Fransman made the comment in a newspaper column last week after controversy over Mabulu’s painting of President Jacob Zuma with his genitals exposed.
Botha says the DA asked Fransman for a simple apology for his careless racist statement but he refused.
Botha came out on behalf of his party supporters in the province to protect the artist
04 September 2012
DA Western Cape leader Theuns Botha has reported his ANC counterpart Marius Fransman to the South African Human Rights Commission for calling artist Ayanda Mabulu a house slave.
Fransman made the comment in a newspaper column last week after controversy over Mabulu’s painting of President Jacob Zuma with his genitals exposed.
Botha says the DA asked Fransman for a simple apology for his careless racist statement but he refused.
Botha came out on behalf of his party supporters in the province to protect the artist
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