Not a single senior Apartheid regime leader was prosecuted and jailed for their crimes, even though most refused to co-operate with the TRC. The ANC at the time decided to let things lie in the name of reconciliation, forward progress, and focusing on crime, but they would've been fully in their rights to have dedicated serious investigative and prosecution resources against the people who ran the Apartheid state.
Who committed most of the crimes (and by far the worst crimes) back then? Definitely not the whites. And who were most of the victims? Also not the whites.
I’m astounded that you think this is even a debatable point.
Simply writing off South Africa as racially politicized event is lazy.
They banned racial iteractions to absurd degrees, forbidding interracial marriages, dancing, education, and a host of other things. They forced black South Africans into intentionally inferior education systems, the so-called 'Bantu Education', designed to keep them broadly uneducated and only able to carry out semi-skilled work at best. They implemented a brutal system of repression and pass laws. I could go on and on.
It was a system explicitly and unmistakably based on racism.