Abe Te Khoekhoe Language Revival Project

The Abe Te Khoekhoe Language Revival Project is organised by the Khoi & San Active Awareness Group (KSAAG).
Says Bradley van Sitters one of the organisers:
“This forms part of the initiative to decolonise the Castle and localise it within indigenous cultural expressions. The theme of this initiative is called Aba Te, which means, “Carry Me” in Khoekhoegowab. Aba is a common word on the Cape Flats today, widely used by especially children. This word holds ancestral memory as it is a linguistic remnant still used on the Cape Flats of the first inhabitants of the Cape, the Khoekhoe and the San Boesman.”
The Aba Te Open Day was a precursor to a Workshop Series that will be run every Saturday at the Castle. The three-part workshop series will comprise:
1. Indigenous Language (Khoekhoegowab) hosted by Bradley van Sitters
2. Indigenous Music (Mouth-Bow) presented by Collin Meyer
3. Indigenous Medicinal Plants facilitated by Carlo Randall
“Everyone is welcome to participate in this language revival programme which will be closely monitored by first language speakers from Northern Cape and Namibia. This is a continuation from last year’s programme at the Castle which attracted both young and old from different walks of life,” says Van Sitters.
Khoekhoegowab means language of the Khoikhoi.

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