The campaign proposes that recovered capital be managed independently by a National De-Colonial Development Fund and distributed according to fixed legal percentages.
Open-market purchases from willing sellers to address pre-1913 land claims without domestic expropriation disputes.
Schools, university endowments and advanced technical laboratories in historically marginalised communities.
Independent legal tracking, archival mapping, claims research and asset analysis.
Separate governance from routine departmental spending.
Fixed percentages reduce discretionary diversion.
Archival evidence and settlements should be publicly traceable.
Traditional and Khoi-San representatives form part of the proposed commission.
Sign the petition, attend a provincial consultation or volunteer to support public education.