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

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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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Museum offering decolonised history on Cape heritage launched at Castle of Good Hope

AMBASSADOR Ruby Marks used the occasion to launch her book on identities, âTell Us Our Story Grandmaâ. In the picture, from left to right, are Dutch consul general Sebastiaan Messerschmidt, ambassador Ruby Marks, Minister Nosiviwe Noluthando Mapisa-Nqakula and Castle control board chief executive Calvyn Gilfellan. Picture: Mwangi Githahu
Museum offering decolonised history on Cape heritage launched at Castle of Good Hope
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Cape Town - A new museum has opened its doors at the Castle of Good Hope and is hoping to take South Africans on a journey through a decolonised history of Cape identities.
The long-awaited launch of the Camissa Museum and Centre for Restorative Memory followed âdecades of conceptualisation and three years of planningâ. ....

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Race in South Africa: 'We haven't learnt we are human beings first'

A teacher was charged with fraud for describing himself as "African". ....

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How apartheid racial categories haunt South Africa

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How apartheid racial categories haunt South Africa
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The election of Nelson Mandela as president in 1994 marked the end of legalised racial discrimination
Legal discrimination along racial lines in South Africa ended with the demise of apartheid but racial categorisation is still being used by the government for monitoring economic changes and continues to cause controversy, as Mohammed Allie writes from Cape Town.
The charge of fraud made three months ago against teacher Glen Snyman for ticking the African box on his application form when applying for a head teacher job in 2017 has highlighted the country s ongoing problem with racial classification. ....

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