Andre Slade says he’s not fazed by charges of illegal operation, hate speech & tax evasion laid against him.
JOHANNESBURG - Despite action taken by the KwaZulu-Natal tourism MEC, controversial Sodwana Bay Guest House owner Andre Slade says he is not fazed and has reiterated his belief that black people were created to be servants.
Earlier, Sihle Zikalala laid charges against Slade, including illegal operation, hate speech and tax evasion.
Slade sparked public outcry when he said his establishment didn’t take bookings from black people and government officials.
Hundreds of African National Congress (ANC) supporters marched outside the guest house earlier, chanting songs and waving placards criticising Slade.
But as they went about their demonstration, Slade and his partner Katherine stood behind the locked gate, seemingly unfazed.
Earlier, Sihle Zikalala laid charges against Slade, including illegal operation, hate speech and tax evasion.
Slade sparked public outcry when he said his establishment didn’t take bookings from black people and government officials.
Hundreds of African National Congress (ANC) supporters marched outside the guest house earlier, chanting songs and waving placards criticising Slade.
But as they went about their demonstration, Slade and his partner Katherine stood behind the locked gate, seemingly unfazed.
When approached for comment, he again spoke of his belief that black people were created to be servants.
"We are not racist, that is something that doesn't exist. The Bible tells us that there's segregation and we're just sticking with what the Bible is telling us."
Zikalala says Slade’s license will be suspended and he will be evicted from the Ingonyama land.
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