There seems to be no end in sight to the Khoisan people's battle of being recognised as the first indigenous nation in South Africa. Part of the members of the group are still camping at the lawns of the Union Buildings and now even claim President Cyril Ramaphosa hasn't been honest. But the Presidency had earlier informed them of a number of parliamentary and other processes under way aimed at addressing their concerns.
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