The African National Congress (ANC) in the Western Cape said that a racially discriminating incident at Stellenbosch University was a sign that the fight against racism should be intensified.
Party provincial leader, Cameron Dugmore, met with the victim of the incident on Wednesday.
First-year law student, Theuns Du Toit, urinated on the study desk and personal belongings, including a laptop, of fellow Huis Marais resident, Babalo Ndwayana this past weekend. Ndwayana captured the incident, which happened during the early hours of Sunday morning, on cellphone video. Dugmore said that he also wanted to meet with the family of the perpetrator to get to the bottom of Du Toit's vile behaviour.
"For a young white man to go into the room of a black student and urinate over his laptop is a disgraceful barbaric act and one can only ask the question of which where does this behaviour actually come from," Dugmore said.
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