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Open letter to Cogta Minister

Letter to the Editor|Published

‘Anatomy of a South African Genocide’: What is genocide of a people?

Halim Gençoğlu|Published

Elections 2024 through an indigenous lens

Supplied|Published

Court battle over Tafelsig land partially earmarked by the City for a cemetery

Genevieve Serra|Published

How did Khoisan become so forgotten?

Unathi Kondile|Published

We need leaders who admit change is needed

Supplied|Published

Music legend Tony Cedras dies at 71

Venecia Valentine|Published

Whistle-blowers allege plot to overrule Jenkins as leader in River Club legal battle

Francesca Villette|Published

Legal battle over prized Amazon River Club site not yet over

Nicola Daniels|Published

Long road to find real Zulu king

Bongani Hans|Published

Protecting Indigenous Peoples’ rights with principle of Free, Prior and Informed Consent

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Sacred remains of Sutherland Nine finally laid to rest

Staff Reporter|Published

Human remains from a century ago, unethically brought to UCT, to be reburied in Sutherland

Staff Reporter|Published

Dutch king and queen confronted by protesters

Shakirah Thebus|Published

Importance of corporate accountability for indigenous peoples

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Former UWC scholar and historian Jatti Bredekamp dies

Staff Reporter|Published

Newlands plaque stirs up slave and displacement history: 'Replace hollow depiction of history'

Shakirah Thebus|Published

Indigenous women celebrate the last day of Women’s Month

Siviwe Melapi|Published

Public asked to comment on reburial of centuries-old remains discovered in Simon’s Town

Shakirah Thebus|Published

‘The future is Indigenous’: Indigenomics presents an exciting alternative to what has been

Supplied|Published

Tauriq Jenkins to petition Supreme Court following High Court’s dismissal of application to appeal

Mwangi Githahu|Published

Is University of Stellenbosch’s cultural events actual indigenous progress or much of the same?

Letter to the Editor|Published

Is University of Stellenbosch’s cultural events actual indigenous progress or much of the same?

Letter to the Editor|Published

Ousted voice of the Khoi and San people seeks return to court

Rafieka Williams|Published

It is worrisome that there is an abundance of attachment to colonial, apartheid eras in SA

Opinion|Published
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