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In episode 102 of 'True Crime South Africa', we explore this racially motivated crime and ponder the reality of race relations in the area, as well as the role of the media.
'Don’t fear white people, their time has passed, and they no longer have power, their apartheid is gone. Stay strong, young men,' South African president Cyril Ramaphosa advised the Nakedi brothers.
Tourism minister Lindiwe Sisulu says the racial incident that occurred at Maselspoort Resort and Conference Centre near Bloemfontein on Christmas Day was an embarrassment to the government.
President Cyril Ramaphosa used the opening of his January 8 speech at the 111th ANC anniversary celebration to speak tough on racism and said South Africa was no place to practice racist acts and those who did so would be dealt with by the law.
The Minister of Tourism's visit will come almost two weeks after the Nakedi brothers were denied access to a communal pool that the group allegedly claimed was reserved for whites only.