Ramaphosa lei die nasionale Erfenisdag in Oudtshoorn Ramaphosa leads national Heritage Day in Oudtshoorn

Die president het by die Bongolethu-sportstadion geweld teen vroue 'n nasionale skande genoem, ná die Ekurhuleni-moorde, en aksie belowe. At Bongolethu sports stadium, the president called violence against women a national disgrace, following the Ekurhuleni murders, and promised action.

Die geleentheid is deur minister Gayton McKenzie se departement aangebied, is eers vir KwaZulu-Natal en George beplan, en het Dinsdag 22 September in Oudtshoorn beland. Tema: “Celebrating Our Living Heritage: Strengthening the Ties That Bind Us”. Vir tot 5 000 mense, gratis toegang. The event was hosted by minister Gayton McKenzie's department, was originally planned for KwaZulu-Natal and George, and landed in Oudtshoorn on Tuesday 22 September. Theme: “Celebrating Our Living Heritage: Strengthening the Ties That Bind Us”. For up to 5,000 people, free entry.

McKenzie: erfenis, kultuur en sport is ekonomiese bedrywe wat werk skep, veral vir jongmense. Hy het Oudtshoorn bedank omdat ons die geleentheid op kort kennisgewing aanvaar het. McKenzie: heritage, culture and sport are economic industries that create jobs, especially for young people. He thanked Oudtshoorn for accepting the event on short notice.

Die DA se veroordeling van die geleentheid staan hierbo. The DA's condemnation of the event appears above.