The people of Knoflokskraal will not leave 'the land that belongs to their ancestors'

The occupation of land by people claiming to be descendants of the indigenous Khoi people challenges the government's talk on returning land to its rightful owners. In November last year, about 400 structures were erected on a piece of land at Grabouw, outside Cape Town.
Despite court action to evict them, the people of Knoflokskraal say they won't move because the land belongs to their ancestors.
Newzroom Afrika's Asanda Mbetshe visited the settlement and compiled this report
Tune into Newzroom Afrika, DSTV channel 405 for more details.

[@albinadias1684]

So wounderful all blessings ❤️

[@siphelelekohliso1181]

Viva Khoikhoi Viva, keep fighting for your Ancestor's land. 🤛🤛🤛

[@jayjayn007]

It's GREAT to see Coloureds (Khoi descendants) standing up for their rights and claiming land originally stolen.

[@africa---1927]

😂😂he even says they claim

[@rockrabbit253]

It must be nice to just go and claim a piece of land because your ancestors lived in the region. Can you do that in any country ?

[@tardis9326]

Knobflokskraal

[@nemo401]

y do Khoi wear Zulu attire for some reason that's not Khoi attire so what culture r they preserving

[@GABRAN47]

The wear skin..