A new word was brought to the attention of the South African public this week… SECESSION.
As the Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini earlier threatened to take his people and his land and SECEDE from the rest of South Africa, another king already did just that.
Through its ignorance most of South Africa, including culturally ill-informed Khoi representatives, failed to notice this historic occasion when King Khoebaha Cornelius III legally seceded the Cape from the rest of the country on Monday morning.
This was simbolised outside parliament after the handing over of a notice to vacate, when the South African flag was taken from the flagpoles in front of the National Parliament in Cape Town and replaced with the flag of the Souvereign State of Good Hope, the new seceded country .
Cornelius III told South African head of state Cyril Ramaphosa in a video released this week, to give the accord of the Khoi the same respect that he bestowed upon the Zulu king.
Hereby South Africans still remember a recent photograph published in the media where Ramaphosa kneels in submission to the Zulu king.
Irrespective of the ignorance bestowed so far, Ramaphosa’s distasteful disrespectful comments in public towards this process, and ill-informed threats of a parliamentary investigation into charges of high treason towards those who replaced the South African flag at its capitol on Monday, this process remain as a result legitimate and lawful process of secession by the traditional hereditary tribal leader.
Strange enough the Zulu king was never threatened with charges of high treason, like the Khoi in Cape Town. Clearly this government has to sets of rules when it comes to black monarchs, and Coloured royals.
Well, the fact that there are no existing and unhappy Khoi groupings in KZN who are running to government screaming to charge their brothers with high treason who are taking a stand of self-determination and self-governance.
Whatever the case may be…the territory of the Souvereign State of Good Hope covers the Western Cape, Nothern Cape and ends at the Fish River in the Eastern Cape.
Parliament in Cape Town was served with an eviction notice to vacate the property by noon tomorrow (Monday 23/07/2018).
As is prescribed by international law the South African parliament was (through this notice of secession) officially informed with a declaration outlying the principle of self-determination and the establishment of an independent Sovereign State of Good Hope.
By Maahir Pretorius
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