The incident took placed during a rugby match between The Settlers High School and Fairmont High School.
An incident during an interschools rugby match has tongues wagging across Cape Town after a racial slur was allegedly used during the game on Saturday, August 1.
A rugby match between The Settlers High from Bellville and Fairmont High from Durbanville ended abruptly after one of the referees stopped the game after a racial slur was uttered.
It is alleged that a learner from Fairmont High School used the k-word towards a learner from The Settlers High.
In footage of the game, which has since gone viral on social media, a voice can be heard saying: “I think I need both coaches here. There was a k-word going on here, and I won’t tolerate it. I am going to call the game, unfortunately. I can’t be part of racism, guys. Do you understand? Call the coaches for me”.
