Vicki Momberg

The ANC creates the impression that racism is tolerated and acceptable when perpetrated by its members

According to a newly released South African Human Rights Commission report, racist attitudes remain largely unchanged

The case was postponed to February 20 2019, pending the outcome of the appeal of her prison sentence and conviction

Jail and laws against hate crimes and speech alone cannot rid South Africa of this prejudice

Recent racist incidents involving real estate agents have put the sector’s transformative capacity in dispute.

Momberg was sentenced to three years in prison, of which one year was suspended, following her racist tirade in 2016.

The debate on race can only be meaningful if we listen and consider that we might be wrong

Unexpressed racism may be even more dangerous if it’s left lurking below the surface

​The SA Human Rights Commission received 486 racism complaints for the 2016/2017 period, most centred around hate speech and the use of the k-word

In a landmark court ruling, a South African woman has been sentenced to three years in jail (one suspended) for using a racist and offensive word

Vicki Momberg’s case has set a precedent for crimen injuria which may mean a racist rant on Facebook could lead to similar penalties

Past cases indicate that verbal crimen injuria is not that serious. But a landmark sentence in South Africa has changed that

In a video clip that went viral, Momberg could be heard complaining about the "calibre of blacks" in Johannesburg

The estate agent was caught on camera insulting black police officers who tried to assist her after she was the victim of a smash and grab in Jo’burg.