Jeremy Vearey defends Afrikaaps 'Moer Hulle' post, alleges discrimination

PHOTO: Deon Raath
Sacked Western Cape detective head Major-General Jeremy Vearey is angry
after being fired for posting "Moer Hulle" on Facebook.
He feels he is being prejudiced over his use of Afrikaaps – a language
of the Western Cape he considers his mother tongue.
Vearey says he and other colleagues, who identify as Camissa African,
are being discriminated against.
Sacked Western Cape detective head Major-General Jeremy Vearey insists
his Facebook post was deliberately misunderstood in an act of discrimination
against his mother tongue Afrikaaps.
In an extensive interview with eNCA, he said he felt
there had been a pattern of "ethno-nationalist" abuse directed at

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