🇿🇦 Do you know what “!ke e: ǀxarra ǁke” means? 🤔 It’s more than just words on our coat of arms—it’s a powerful message about unity in diversity. Can you guess before we reveal it? 💬👇 #SouthAfrica #UnityInDiversity #CoatOfArms #govzaupdates
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@GovernmentZA The motto "!ke e: ǀxarra ǁke" on South Africa's coat of arms is in the ǀXam language (a Khoisan language) and translates to "diverse people unite" or "unity in diversity." It symbolizes the nation's commitment to harmony among its varied cultures and peoples.
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@GovernmentZA Ooooh, I was super confused, I thought it meant "Corruption for All", guess the ANC also misunderstood.
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@GovernmentZA You have a language on the coat of arms that is not an official language of this country. Why would u use it on a coat of arms if you refuse to recognise it as an official language?
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@GovernmentZA This is in violation of the sans people's rights . @SAHRCommission how can you use their language but not have them as an official language.
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@GovernmentZA The !Ke=People / !Qu=Person in Xam is the foundational word for indigenous words such as Tuu (Xoo), Ju (Ju’hoansi), N|u (N|uki), Qwa (Damara) & Khoe (Khoemana), Tho in (Sotho/Tswana/Sepedi), Thu (Venda), nTu (Nguni) or nHu (Shona), all meaning same thing People!
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@GovernmentZA Simply - 99,9% of people do not know what it is - I would guess if you asked parliamentarians to "write down the wording on the coat of arms - without cues or prompts" - they would probably majority get it fundamentally wrong... most of us think it means - lie, steal and corrupt.
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@GovernmentZA Please teach this to people like Ngizwe Mchunu? There is no unity and he is threatening the lives of the marginalised!
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*** Jesus was a Prince and King of Edessa *** In previous TwiXes, we have seen how gospel events and characters were closely linked to Edessa, the small kingdom in northern Syria ruled by King Abgarus and Queen Helena. It is demonstrable that John the Baptist and Saul-Paul were
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@GovernmentZA You can't claim them when you can't speak their language. It's as simple as that.
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@GovernmentZA At least you guys use a motto from your native lingo. Latin ones remind me that colonialism is alive and well
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@GovernmentZA Unity when elections are coming .How many times have we been having serious problems and you united with Hamas in Iran and not us ? Voetsak is an understatement
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@GovernmentZA Yet, they exclude Khoisan people from the democrasy, I witnessed the eviction of the Khoi San King people from Union Buildings, Ramaphosa ignored him. Sis ANC
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@GovernmentZA No we can't guess is it not sealed, every Information is being sealed in this country.
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@GovernmentZA The fact you have explain the meaning to most of the groups in South Africa makes it more than pointless as any national anything 😶
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@GovernmentZA Why would you write in a language that not recognised as an official language of this country
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