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Highlighting the achievements of democracy

The Democracy Bus spent the month of August in the Western Cape. On board are dedicated officials - bringing with them the message of celebration and hope.

We had the privilege of getting on the Bus as it transversed the Western Cape, as it seeks to celebrate the country’s 30 Years of Freedom and Democracy by highlighting the achievements of the democratic government and invite dialogues with communities on how to improve their lives.

Paying tribute to struggle stalwarts

President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to receive the human remains of liberation stalwarts who perished in exile while fighting for the liberation and freedom of South Africa.

“The repatriation headed by the Inter-Departmental Team is for the returning of the struggle stalwarts who died in Zambia and Zimbabwe and is scheduled to commence in Tshwane at the end of Heritage Month on 28 September 2024,” Presidential Spokesperson, Vincent Magwenya said.

A journey of democracy in the Northern Cape

The town of Hanover in the Northern Cape is dubbed the ‘middle’ of South Africa. It sits halfway between Johannesburg and Cape Town; between Cape Town and Durban, and between Upington and Port Elizabeth. 

Hanover falls under the Emthanjeni Municipality.

Besides its interesting geographic location, it is home to Olive Schreiner, the acclaimed late author of The Story of an African Farm, who championed women’s rights and was an anti-racist. The trailblazing Schreiner lived between 1855 and 1920.  

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