Council Member Joy George, Janey van Wyk, !Khora Danab Hennie van Wyk, Cecilia (Baba), Council Member Al Thiam, Council Member Wilma Kindo, Headman Gary Adriaanse     Chief Danab Hennie van Wyk of the Xoraxoukhoe House Biography       Council Member Joy George   Janey van Wyk       Cecilia (Baba)   Council Member Al Thiam       Council Member Wilma Kindo   Headman Gary Adriaanse Click on any thumbnail for a 800x600 pixel size and Slide Show Absentees: Headman Abraham Kayzer; Headwoman Georgina Katasie;Royal Guard Arthur Koeberg; Council Members: Anna Boer, Bradley van Sitters; Simon February, and Johnathan Muller "Raad" Gathering By Chief !Kora Hennie van Wyk The ceremony was officiated by Khoi Konstabel and members of The Congress of First Indigenous Leaders of South Africa (CONFILSA). Nico Nel was responsible for the laying of the wreath and the burial of all members of their coloured identity Zenzile Khoisan assisted with the swearing in ritual Ron Martin was responsible for the cleansing ceremony Bradley van Sitters assisted Ron Martin We have been celebrating our Anniversary on a regular basis. Since it inception we have lodged a court case against the State on the 2nd June 2010. I, Chief Hennie, was part of a delegation to a national meeting, facilitated by the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (CoGTA) on 3rd to 4th July 2010 in Bloemfontein. We were very influential in establishing the Khoi-Bushman Royal Kingdom that is very closely connected to the Korana Royal House, run by King Taaibosch Davids. We made submissions to the State on the Bill and assisted especially the Goab Paul Swartbooi in the Northern Cape with the remains of Khoikhoi ancestors displayed in Kleinzee Museum, which is an ongoing activity. The Xoraxoukhoe House initiated the Unity Talks with Chief Cecil le Fleur and CoGTA officials on the 26th March 2012. The Xoraxoukhoe House launched its own Facebook Page administered by myself and Council Member Johnathan Muller. Read more ... Other Events MAMRE Special Assignment Indigenous Survivors Print Top