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Dannyboy Pieterse

    Today in history for South African khoisan people
    The implications of the traditional khoisan leadership bill of 2015
    The creation of the draft khoisan soldiers integration bill of 2018
    • 2020

      The creation of the draft khoisan soldiers integration bill of 2018

      The begining of a new dawn

      • 92 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      The narrative centers on the Khoisan Nation Self Defence Unit's quest for integration into the South African National Defence Force (SANDF), highlighting their exclusion since 1994. The 2018 integration bill aims to unify previous legislation, acknowledging the unique cultural identity of Khoi and San communities. This marks a significant legislative milestone, as it provides statutory recognition for these groups and addresses their historical marginalization. The struggle reflects broader themes of cultural identity and the fight for inclusion within national frameworks.

      The creation of the draft khoisan soldiers integration bill of 2018
    • 2020

      The implications of the traditional khoisan leadership bill of 2015

      Recognition of traditional khoisan leadership & communities

      • 224 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      The book highlights the importance of recognizing and integrating the rights and traditional knowledge of the Khoi and San communities within South Africa's legislative framework, specifically through the Traditional and Khoisan Leadership Bill of 2015. It advocates for the developmental and human rights of these historically significant groups, which include the San, Griqua, Nama, Cape Khoi, and Koranna. The text draws on official government reports to underscore the long-standing existence and contributions of these communities to South African heritage.

      The implications of the traditional khoisan leadership bill of 2015
    • 2020

      Today in history for South African khoisan people

      Trditional khoisan bill signed into law

      • 52 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      The book delves into the historical marginalization of the Khoisan people during apartheid, highlighting their forced classification as Coloured and the resulting loss of identity. It addresses the humiliation faced by the Khoisan due to government policies and the struggle to maintain their indigenous heritage. The narrative also discusses recent legislative efforts aimed at recognizing Khoisan communities, integrating their leaders into traditional governance structures, and promoting human dignity and democratic values.

      Today in history for South African khoisan people