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Twitter Reacts to a “Racist” MiWay Email

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After a racial email from an alleged MiWay Claims Administrator, Aarthi Roopnarain, started circulating on WhatsApp platform, Twitter users attacked insurance company MiWay.

The email reads: “Good day Nobu, This is a reminder of yesterdays managers meeting. The final decisions was to reject 90% of claims made by black people as from 1 August 2017. They are an easy target, its also a great opportunity to save money and also punish these black baboons”.

Now MiWay has found itself in hot water.

#MiWay CEO has told EWN an email calling black clients ‘baboons’ that is making the rounds on social media is fake news’. MS

— EWN Reporter (@ewnreporter) July 20, 2017

MiWay is trending on Twitter.

Here are some of the reactions to the alleged email from MiWay:

If you are black and use @miwayinsurance you might want to change to another company 👇👇 #Miway pic.twitter.com/6Si7D1DEDu

— Lalumbe Makuya (@MakuyaLalu) July 20, 2017

MiWay PR/ Crissis management team right now: pic.twitter.com/8y3VLDVUPI

— Quiet Observer (@BronwynJanse) July 20, 2017

Whoever leaked this #Miway I salute for your bravery. Should you be fired #TouchHD will hire. pic.twitter.com/5rx5STKSbm

— Tbo Touch (@iamtbotouch) July 20, 2017

The Financial Services Board needs to probe this email urgently. @miwayinsurance pic.twitter.com/EskoMWj9tx

— Yusuf Abramjee (@Abramjee) July 20, 2017

#MiWay insurance Outsurance Racism
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  1. Judy de Sa on 2017-07-20 13:03

    So clear that this entire email from miway is fake. Why are people.so gullible!?

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  2. DIDI on 2017-07-20 17:53

    Judy, I am planning to buy a car and I will need insurance for it. So, if you put yourself in my shoes as a black person would you use Miway insurance

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