The RasTafari Nation Council (RNC) formally demands a public apology from the Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, Mr Gayton McKenzie, for remarks made through social media that Rastas are a “dirty people”, by uttering the short statement “dai vuil Rasta” which translates to that dirty Rasta.  

Guest: Thau Thau Haramanuba (Deputy Chair), The RasTafari Nation Council (RNC) 

 

The&nbsp;RasTafari&nbsp;Nation Council (RNC) formally demands a public apology from the Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, Mr Gayton McKenzie, for remarks made through social media that Rastas are a &ldquo;dirty people&rdquo;, by uttering the short statement &ldquo;dai vuil Rasta&rdquo; which translates to that dirty Rasta.&nbsp; &nbsp;
Guest: Thau Thau Haramanuba (Deputy Chair), The&nbsp;RasTafari&nbsp;Nation Council (RNC)&nbsp;
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THE MORNING BRIEF

The RasTafari Nation Council (RNC) formally demands a public apology from the Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, Mr Gayton McKenzie, for remarks made through social media that Rastas are a “dirty people”, by uttering the short statement “dai vuil Rasta” which translates to that dirty Rasta