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South Africa Has Two “K-words” - But Only One Tests Our Commitment to Dignity
In this week’s post Dr. Anthony Kaziboni argues that the pejorative term ‘kwerekwere’ constitutes hate speech and should receive the same condemnation and reprobation as the other ‘k-word’ given the vulnerability of foreign nationals in society.
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