Organisation, handed a memorandum to a senior department official. In the memorandum, the group demanded that the Khoisan be recognised as the first indigenous nation in South Africa. Katz said that according to the South African Constitution, the Khoisan did not exist and he demanded that their land claims be addressed.
“We wish to remind the state president of his statement made at our national consultative conference on 29 March, 2001.
“He acknowledged us as the first indigenous nation of South Africa and that we will be granted recognition enabling us to have access to our dispossessed land,” Katz said.
Civic organisation AfriForum Youth has issued a statement in support of the Khoisan “against the distortion and denial of the history of minorities”. — Sapa.
IFRC head Jagan Chapagain arrives in Zimbabwe for high-level humanitarian partnership talks
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