Senior traditional leaders from Limpopo and Eastern Cape have marched to the Traditional Affairs department in Polokwane to hand over a memorandum of grievances. They were supported by their subjects.The traditional leaders demand that government redresses land dispossession and provide them with the necessary resources, befitting their status. They say they were dispossesed by the apartheid government and their land allocated to other traditional leaders. Some accuse the government of not formally recognising them, despite having issued them with certificates. Ernest Ntimbane spoke to Hosi Masenyani Khakhala and Coghsta Basikopo Makamu

<p>Senior traditional leaders from Limpopo and Eastern Cape have marched to the Traditional Affairs department in Polokwane to hand over a memorandum of grievances. They were supported by their subjects.The traditional leaders demand that government redresses land dispossession and provide them with the necessary resources, befitting their status. They say they were dispossesed by the apartheid government and their land allocated to other traditional leaders. Some accuse the government of not formally recognising them, despite having issued them with certificates. Ernest Ntimbane spoke to Hosi Masenyani Khakhala and Coghsta Basikopo Makamu</p>

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