'It feels like slavery to us' - !Xun community frustrated by lack of recognition
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Kayleen Morgan
29 April 2024 | 10:07Their ancestors were among the very first known inhabitants of southern Africa, but the !Xun San of Platfontein feel like unwelcome guests in South African today.
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