The First Nation Forum of SA is dedicated to advocating for the recognition and rights of the First Indigenous Nations in South Africa. We believe in the importance of restoring our ancestral heritage and lands. Through community engagement and activism, we strive to raise awareness about the injustices faced by our communities. Join us in our mission to reclaim our identity and ensure our voices are heard.
Autshumato Chief of the KhoiKhoi Gorinhaikonas . Also known as Herry " The Strandloper" Interpreter & Postmaster on Robben Island for the Europeans.He was also the uncle of Krotoa (known as Eva)
Born 1625 Died 1663
David Stuurman Khoi Chief and Political Activist and warrior fought against the British and Dutch Administration
Born 1773 Died 1830 in Sydney Australia
Krotoa (Eva) Mother of the Nation. KhoiKhoi Translator and peace negotitor for the Dutch authorities. Married to Pieter Van Meerhof in 1664
Younger Krotoa (Eva)
Younger Autshumato
Nicolaas Waterboer leader of the Griqua Nation. The last Fully Independent Kaptijn of Griqualand
Born 1819 Died 1896
We believe in the rightful acknowledgment of indigenous peoples and their contributions.
We are committed to the restoration of ancestral lands and cultural heritage.
We empower communities through dialogue, activism, and education.
We actively engage in advocating for the rights of indigenous peoples in South Africa, ensuring that their voices are heard and their rights are recognized.
Through workshops, events, and outreach programs, we mobilize communities to promote awareness and educate on indigenous issues.
We work towards the restoration of ancestral lands, collaborating with governments and stakeholders to reclaim what has been taken.
Our programs focus on revitalizing indigenous cultures, languages, and traditions to preserve heritage for future generations.
We build alliances with organizations and groups that share our goals, strengthening our efforts through collaboration and shared resources.
We conduct research on historical injustices and develop educational programs to inform the public about the struggles faced by indigenous communities.
Empower Indigenous Voices in South Africa
