Media personality Ngizwe Mchunu is reportedly facing possible arrest after making homophobic statements that sparked outrage across South Africa. His words, seen by many as hate speech, have deeply hurt the LGBTIQ community, undoing years of hard work by activists and organizations fighting for equality and respect. Authorities are said to be investigating his statements under the Hate Speech Act, and social justice groups are calling for accountability — reminding everyone that freedom of speec

102K views · 1.3K reactions | A crowd of supporters gathered around former radio DJ Ngizwe Mchunu outside the Randburg Magistrate’s Court after he was granted bail of R2,000. #eNCA’s Silindelo Masikane brings you the latest on #TheMiddayView #DStv403 | eNCAnews | Facebook

Media personality Ngizwe Mchunu is reportedly facing possible arrest after making homophobic statements that sparked outrage across South Africa. His words, seen by many as hate speech, have deeply hurt the LGBTIQ community, undoing years of hard work by activists and organizations fighting for equality and respect. Authorities are said to be investigating his statements under the Hate Speech Act, and social justice groups are calling for accountability — reminding everyone that freedom of speec

1.1K views · 8 comments | The press conference by Ngizwe Mchunu in Durban today did not end well. He called it to give full details regarding his plans to stop the EFF from staging its manifesto at Moses Mabhida stadium in Durban on February 10, 2024. | News24/7 Update | Facebook

Former radio DJ Ngizwe Mchunu has been granted bail of R2,000 by the Randburg magistrate’s court. #eNCA’s Silindelo Masikane speaks to NPA spokesperson Phindi Louw Mjonondwane on #TheMiddayView #DStv403 | eNCAnews

4.2K views · 5.3K reactions | Ngizwe Mchunu | Vusi Mongwe comedian | Facebook

Ngizwe Mchunu was lofted in the air by his supporters outside the Randburg magistrate’s court on July 29, 2021 after being granted R2,000 bail. The alleged riot instigator and former Ukhozi FM presenter appeared on a charge of incitement to commit public violence with regards to the recent unrest in SA. | Times LIVE