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The Open Chats Podcast has been pulled from DStv following public outrage over derogatory comments about the coloured community made in a recent episode.
The remarks, which sparked heated debate on social media, drew condemnation from Patriotic Alliance leader and minister of sport, arts and culture, Gayton McKenzie.
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He criticised the hosts for their offensive statements and urged for greater accountability and respect towards marginalised groups.
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MultiChoice spokesperson Suzaan Keyter confirmed that the show’s contract with DStv ended on July 25, adding that the platform is committed to upholding its content standards.
“MultiChoice is aware of recent comments made on the Open Chats Podcast,” Keyter said.
“Open Chats’ contract with DStv ended on July 25 as the show was removed to make way for our August content slate. The [derogatory] episode was not aired on our platform. MultiChoice adheres to stringent quality control processes and does not promote any discriminatory content.”
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