Special Report Transcript Episode 29, Section 5, Time 35:25

Now, many of those who gave up their identities want to go back to their roots. For some this means getting back their original surnames, for others it’s moving back to the townships they left when they took on Coloured identities. Some simply want to embrace lost traditions. // There is no opportunistics in. Why am I saying so? You as you sit there, you are proud of your nationality. I was forced to take the Coloured nationalism, through circumstances under the apartheid laws. Now as democracy is here, equal rights for all, I must get back to my roots. The point here is my origin, my roots, my ancestors’ roots. I can say what I can say but my origin remains my origin.

Notes: Malgas

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