If you are BLACK or Not WHITE enough do not set your foot in bay harbour market!!

Last month me and my five friends were in a vacation in Cape Town. Our host recommended Bay harbour Market as we wanted to buy souvenirs to go back home with from the Cape. We indeed went to the market on the 22nd of October 2023, it was a sunday. As we entered the market we saw beautiful things and we were greeted by the beautiful smiles from the sellers. We started noting that the security guard was tailing us as we were shopping he was just behind us which was a bit annoying considering the proximity he was in from us we could hear him breath that's how close he was. What put a neil in the coffin was a lady who communicated with him on his radio instructing him to keep a close watch on us as we looked suspicious and he mustn't let us touch anything. It was in that moment that we decided to vacate the market and we were so ****ed. And the funny part is that we were scattered around as we wanted different items in that market and we were there to buy things Our sad story did not end there the same market took a picture of our car and circulated it all over cape town informing the residents to watch over us as we were said to dangerous and doing ******** activities and we've been trying to rob people off their cell phones in the market. Our car was flagged and the car rental company which is WOODFORD decided to lock the car and take the car without communicating with us as we were not aware that we had these allegations laid on us and we were painted as ********s in Cape Town. The sad truth is that all these allegations fitted us and we were found guilty without any evidence just because we were the only black tourists in that market. So being black annoys some white people in a way that they will go as far as making these damning dispeakable false allegations which left us traumitized, stranded and feeling sorry for the blacks that live in Cape Town can imagine what they endure in the hands of people like that every day. I would never advise any person who is black or not white enough to visit that market or breath near that market.