23 May 2018
The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) and lawyers representing Edward Zuma have reached a settlement over hate speech charges lodge against the former president's son last year.
In an open letter Zuma called Pravin Gordhan and Derek Hanekom "askaris" and "defenders of white monopoly capital."
The commission took the matter to the equality court describing Zuma's comments as promoting hatred on the basis of race.
Eyewitness News reporter Ziyanda Ngcobo has more on the story.
Today we have heard that Edward Zuma will have to issue an apology to the nation within seven days.
— Ziyanda Ngcobo, EWN reporter
He has been ordered to pay R 60 000 which will be split between two schools.
— Ziyanda Ngcobo, EWN reporter
Source: EWN