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Cape’s race tensions fuel ‘Wexit’

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Several political movements in the Western Cape are calling for greater autonomy for the province
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Gatvol Capetonian sets its sight on 2019 elections

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The Cape Town-based group was propelled to national attention after it began agitating for the Western Cape to secede
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Gatvol Capetonian trades on untruths

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The group’s stance is in line with the rise of global populism, which is rooted in falsehood
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Jabu Nadia Newman’s exhibition asks what’s in a name?

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An exhibition explores how and why the photographer’s family name shifted from Mokwena to MacQuena in the 1960s
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DA accuses ANC of instigating Western Cape land protests

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Communities in Parkwood, Vrygrond, Ocean View and Mitchell’s Plein have occupied vacant land in protest against the lack of housing in the province
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The limits of coloured nationalism

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Gatvol Capetonian is a coloured ultra-nationalist organisation but here’s the kicker: their racist culprit is the post-apartheid government
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Coloured civic ‘bloc’ set to contest poll

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But there is already polarisation, as some activists disagree with the racist rhetoric doing the rounds
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‘Gatvol’ Capetonians stir up tensions

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It’s not just about land. Now the Cape Town protests are also pitting coloured people against their black neighbours
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Tourism angers Bo-Kapenaars

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Three months ago, Shakirah Dramat began a small protest in Wale Street, on the periphery of the Bo-Kaap, during peak-hour traffic
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