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"Some of them i took to circumcision by the way, i took them literally to HOSPITAL to be circumcised" - Julius Malema #CICon702 #RegisterToVoteEFF

Dear women, Make-up is a scam🚨🤣 I thank you! #NPA #medicare24 #SAPS

This Lady since she arrived at @Powerfm987 she de-campaigns the EFF on daily basis, yesterday she was cutting off callers who were trying to explain the views of the CIC regarding the Saturday rally and she gave more than enough platform to callers who were insulting the EFF and the CIC, she was pushing a misleading information about our Organization, so Mr @MkhariGiven we want to know if it's her official mandate to insult our Organization in such manner on daily basis because we are also listeners of your Radio Station? I'm laying this complain to you directly that if she doesn't stop her conduct against the EFF or if you allow her to continue with this propaganda let's us know publicly so that we can know which action to take because this is unacceptable.

Some Xhosa surnames and clans are derived directly from Khoisan languages, genetics, and heritage Xhosa tribes and clans continued... #xhosacouture ...Many Xhosa surnames, clan names (iziduko), and cultural practices are directly derived from Khoisan (Khoikhoi and San) heritage, particularly in the Eastern Cape. This resulted from centuries of intermarriage, economic interaction, and the assimilation of smaller Khoisan groups into the expanding Xhosa nation, introducing clicks into the isiXhosa language and specific ancestral lineages. Key Khoisan-Derived or Influenced Elements: Clan and Family Names: Specific clans, such as AmaGqunukhwebe (derived from the Gonaqua), Sukwini (originally a Khoi clan), and Qoco, are historically identified as having Khoisan ancestry. Geographical Naming Influence: Many place names and local names in the Eastern Cape originate from Khoisan languages, such as Gcuwa (Butterworth), Qumrha (Komga), Qoboqobo (Keiskammahoek), and Ngqushwa (Peddie). Language & Clicks: The use of the three click consonants (!, //, /) in isiXhosa was adopted through deep contact with Khoe-San languages, which is not found in other Bantu language families. Cultural Assimilation: The Gqunukhwebe and other groups were formally assimilated into the Xhosa cultural structure, adopting Xhosa traditions while retaining their distinct origin. Genetic Admixture: Genetic studies and historical evidence suggest significant Khoisan genetic markers in many Xhosa-speaking people, especially those in the southern regions of the Eastern Cape. The Name "Xhosa": Several studies suggest the name "Xhosa" itself is derived from a Khoi word, often interpreted as "angry men" or related to "we the people" (Khosa). History of the Khoisans in South Africa - Right for EducationThe interaction was a mix of conflict and co-existence, with the AmaXhosa being agro-pastoralists while the Khoi were herders and the San were hunter-gatherers, all of whom shared in the creation of the modern, linguistically diverse Xhosa population.