Center for the Indigenocracy in South Africa

Our Mission

Commemorating the legacy of Khotso Sethunsa through reclaiming the indigenocracy of Africans, prioritising culture, language, and the environment

Indigenocracy is a term that refers to the idea of indigenous people having control and governance over their own lands, resources, and affairs. It’s a concept that prioritizes the rights, knowledge, and practices of indigenous peoples in decision-making processes.

As an organization, Center for Indigenocracy in South Africa (CISA) likely focuses on promoting and supporting indigenous peoples’ rights, self-determination, and cultural preservation in South Africa. Our work involves research, advocacy, community engagement, and capacity-building initiatives to empower indigenous communities and address the historical injustices we have faced.

Some of the key areas we work on include:

Land rights and reform

Cultural heritage preservation

Language promotion and revitalization

Traditional knowledge and intellectual property rights

Community development and self-governance

Environmental conservation and sustainable livelihoods

Advocacy and policy influence