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🚨"BUILT OVER DECADES, DESTROYED IN A WEEK" When a land invasion targeted Cape Town's only legal spinning pitch, even a court order failed to stop it, resulting in R60 million in damages and counting. It's time to put the Cape First and protect what its people build.

🚨It’s time for a Western Cape where historical communities can live in safety, dignity, and prosperity. - Fed up with your culture, language, and traditions not being afforded their proper respect? - Futurated at the growing difficulties of finding affordable housing for your family and schooling for your children - Tired of paying ever-higher rates and taxes and seeing nothing in return - Sick of poor service delivery? - Had enough of violence and crime in your neighbourhood? Cape First is in your corner! We are a grassroots organisation committed to establishing a Cape where the right to self determination comes first. Visit our website to get involved: CapeFirst.co.za

📚🕌DID YOU KNOW? Some of the earliest written records of Afrikaans were produced by the Cape's Muslim community, who used the Arabic script. Known as Arabic Afrikaans (Arabiese Afrikaans), it emerged during the 19th century, when Cape Muslim scholars adapted Arabic letters to represent Afrikaans words and sounds. Afrikaans was born here, at The Cape!