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(The Post News)- Preserving and celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the BaSotho people, the African Transformation Movement (ATM) Free State Chairperson, Tommy Ancell, met with Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie, during Heritage Day celebrations.
The ATM, in collaboration with the Free State Indigenous Knowledge Groups, presented a Memorandum of Demands to Minister McKenzie, highlighting the urgent need to address historical injustices faced by the BaSotho community. This bold initiative seeks to restore the dignity and cultural identity of the BaSotho people.
The ATM’s demands focus on reclaiming and celebrating the BaSotho heritage. The ATM’s efforts underscore the importance of recognizing and preserving South Africa’s diverse cultural heritage. By addressing the historical injustices faced by the BaSotho community, the movement aims to promote inclusivity, reconciliation, and nation-building.
The African Transformation Movement’s meeting with Minister Gayton McKenzie marks a crucial step towards reclaiming the BaSotho heritage. As South Africa celebrates Heritage Day, this initiative serves as a powerful reminder of the need to honor and preserve the country’s rich cultural diversity.
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