MEET THE “COLOUREDS” OF SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦 (reiger Park).

Coloured people" in South Africa refers to a multiracial ethnic group with diverse ancestry, primarily from the Dutch Cape Colony, mixing Khoisan, Bantu, European (Dutch, British, German, French), and Asian (Malay, Indian) people, forming a unique culture and language (Afrikaans) but often burdened by the apartheid classification that legally defined them as a separate, intermediate racial group, leading to complex identity issues today. According to the 2022 census, Coloured people make up approximately 8.15% of South Africa's total population. Their provincial distribution is heavily concentrated in the Cape regions: Western Cape: 42.1% of the province's population Northern Cape: 41.6% of the province's population Eastern Cape: 7.6% of the population While a smaller percentage of the total Coloured population lives in other parts of the country, significant communities can also be found in major urban centers and surrounding areas, including: Gauteng province (Johannesburg, Pretoria) Durban Port Elizabeth Historically, the Coloured community in Cape Town was forcibly moved from traditional residential areas like District Six to segregated suburbs and townships such as the Cape Flats during the apartheid era. Today, while individuals can live wherever their economic status allows, many still reside in these areas, which unfortunately continue to face socioeconomic challenges as a legacy of forced removal. They are a significant population, concentrated in the Western and Northern Cape, with distinct cultural expressions and shared experiences of historical marginalization. ..... Thanks For Watching....... Donate to support my travels around africa and the world https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-mr... For business inquiries Email mrbmgbusiness @gmail.com Add me on instagram   / mr_bmg_travel   Sout out to my tour guide @ta jeff on instagram Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @mrbmg   #travel #southafrica #africa