South Africa: MEC Anroux Marais Hands Over Remains From CP Nel Museum to the Community of Oudtshoorn for a Dignified Reburial, 23 Mar

press release

At the Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport, we are committed to realising our vision of a socially inclusive Western Cape for all who call it home. In line with this vision, we launched our Human Remains Reburial Programme in George in June 2018. This much-needed programme is a series of reburials of human remains that have been found in museums affiliated to the Department.

On the 23 March 2020, Minister Anroux Marais will symbolically return human remains held at CP Nel Museum to the community of Oudtshoorn for a dignified reburial.

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