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An online article providing insight into the Hardekraaltjie Restitution Project- public engagement session between members of the Ravensmead community and Stellenbosch University

 
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Ravensmead residents want Khoisan language included in
Hardekraaltjie cemetery restitution process
The Tiervlei community and Stellenbosch University engage on the Hardekraaltjie restitution and memorialisation
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Published Dec 20, 2022
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Cape Town - In an e9ort to collect the oral history of
the former Tiervlei community – now known as
Ravensmead – Stellenbosch University and community
members recently engaged about the university’s
restitution of the Hardekraaltjie cemetery.
The university, which has been in consultation with community
members with ties to the Hardekraaltjie cemetery over the past two
years, has committed to a restitution process for the cemetery which
extends across sections of land it owns or controls, including the
Tygerberg Hospital and Prasa.
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The university gained ownership of the decommissioned cemetery
where its Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS) is
currently located and where people from the Tiervlei community
were buried.
The engagement follows a call by Professor Aslam Fataar from the
university’s Transformation OXce for a “deep human-centred
community participation process” in the restitution process which
must culminate in appropriate commemoration of those buried at
the site.
The community members hinted at the importance of contextualising
the cemetery’s restitution process within the history of the
indigenous people who lived in the Tiervlei area before colonialism,
the need to accommodate the local indigenous Khoisan language in
the restitution process, and the importance of raising the
consciousness of young people about the project.
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“They recommended that the Context Board be erected, which o^ers
a statement of the ongoing process, objectives, and community
participation methodology of the restitution process, including the
Khoi language, in addition to Afrikaans, isiXhosa, and English.”
The university’s Department of Sociology and Anthropology lecturer
and researcher on the project, Dr Handri Walters, highlighted some of
the `ndings from interviews with some community members and
made use of old maps of the area to facilitate a conversation about
the cemetery, its location and its relation to the university and
Tiervlei.
Walters’s presentation also included a list of people who were buried
at the cemetery based on information provided during the interview
process.
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Walters said the university was committed to doing what the
apartheid government failed to do in recognising the cemetery as the
`nal resting place of people with valuable lives and acknowledging
their lives even in death.
Fataar said the heritage restitution process involved descendants and
those who resided in the environs around the cemetery.
She said the university was working with Heritage Western Cape on
appropriate commemoration procedures, including long-term
management of the Hardekraaltjie site.
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Ravensmead residents want Khoisan language included in Hardekraaltjie cemetery restitution process

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