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The SA Communist Party says Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille's planned inspection of President Jacob Zuma's home in Nkandla is nothing more than part of a racist right wing agenda.
SACP spokesperson, Malesela Maleka says Zille will have to take full responsibility for the consequences of the visit to Nkandla on Sunday.
He says the visit threatens the country's reconciliation between races.
The DA said on Thursday it was planning to visit Zuma's private residence, where a R200 million upgrade was in progress.
Zille, accompanied by DA officials, would inspect roads around the property and attempt to enter the compound.
On Friday, the African National Congress warned that the reception to the DA visit could result in a response similar to that received by the DA earlier this year when it marched to the Congress of SA Trade Unions headquarters in Johannesburg.
At that march clashes erupted between members of Cosatu members and the DA.
