Funeral of Khoisan Queen | Khoisan nation fighting for language recognition

Khoisan South Africa queen Cynthia Ann Triegardt has been laid to rest at Van Der Kamp Kloof reserve in Bethelsdorp in the Eastern Cape. Triegardt died at the age of 54, in an accident near Colesburg after her vehicle suffered a burst tyre. Her husband, King Khoisan Driegaat suffered serious injuries and was admitted to hospital. This incident happened after an eviction order was granted a month ago, against King Khoisan and 19 others, who had been camping in a makeshift village at the Union Buildings. eNCA's Nceba Ntlanganiso filed this report. Courtesy #DStv40

[@NorahAfrica]

Do any South African Khoisan know their language? If so, I have not heard any speak it as fluently and vastly as I do when visiting Namibia where the San and Damara speak fluet native languages

[@Papito_ZA]

Driegaat Triegardt 😢

[@ThandiweGulwa]

We are mourning the death of our Soldiers at the dame time we have this call,they adopted the Afrikaans and left their languages undeveloped becsuse they loved the White people so much.