Real Goboza host and radio presenter Samora Mangesi says that even being left bruised, bloody and unconscious in an alleged racial assault can't keep him from enjoying life.
Samora this week recounted how he stopped to help a group of white people whose car had overturned, but was allegedly called a "monkey" and beaten up instead.
“On Friday night I was the victim of a racially motivated attack. After stopping to check on a group of young white people whose car had overturned, they called my friends & I ‘monkeys’. When we engaged them on why we were being called such, they beat me up until I was unconscious,” Mangesi claimed in a Twitter thread on Wednesday.
Social media has been flooded with messages of support for the TV star since, including from Western Cape Premier Helen Zille, and he has been responding to many of the well wishes.
When asked why he seemed to be in a good mood, even after being attacked, Samora said that he would not let the incident get him down.