The Minister of Arts and Culture has unveiled an anti-racism song - in an effort to foster social cohesion and nation building. The song comes at a time when a number of racist incidents have divided the nation. The most high profile case is that of Penny Sparrow, who sparked public outrage when she called a large group of black South Africans on the beach monkeys on Facebook. CCTV's Yolisa Njamela has the story
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