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President urges South Africans to be guided by constitutional values

sanews.gov.za · 4h · first report

President urges South Africans to be guided by constitutional values President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on South Africans to uphold the constitutional values of non-racialism, non-sexism, equality, democracy and human dignity, while rejecting violence against women, xenophobia and intolerance. In his weekly newsletter, the President reflected on last week’s Heritage Day, a celebration of South Africa’s many languages, traditions and cultures. He said the celebration was made possible by the country’s democratic government, which acknowledges the grave injustices and immense suffering of the past and is committed to building a nation that lives in harmony despite its diversity. Ramaphosa said South Africa’s heritage was not only something to celebrate, but also something to defend. “We cannot allow violence against women to define who we are. The abuse, rape and killing of women is a stain on our national conscience. We cannot claim to be a society founded on freedom, equality and hum

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