when our forebears drafted the freedom charter in 1955, whose principles have been incorporated in our constitution, and declared that south africa belongs to all who live in it, they were seeking a society free from ethnic chauvinism, tribalism, racism and sexism.

loko vakokwana wa hina va mpfapfarhute tsalwa ra ntshuxeko hi 1955, laha milawu ya kona yi nga katsiwa eka vumbiwa ra hina, ni ku hlambanya leswaku afrikadzonga i ra vanhu hinkwavo lava tshamaka eka rona, a va lava rixaka ro ntshuxeka kusuka eka milawu yo rhangisa rixaka emahlweni ka tin’wana, ku hlawula rixaka, ku hlawulambala ni rimbewu hikokwalaho swi vilerisaka swinene ndlela leyi migingiriko leya ha ku humelelaka ya matitwelo ya ku lwisana ni vahlampfa eka swiphemu swa tiko yi vuyisaka leswi hundzeke swa nkarhi wa hina wa xihlawuhlawu.
