CAPE INDEPENDENCE PARTY
IT’S TIME FOR CAPEXIT
The Cape Independence Party stands for greater economic and political independence for the Cape.
We are being robbed economically.
We are being racially and culturally oppressed.
It is our choice! We can end this and build a prosperous country!
If the ANC-controlled South African government will not negotiate with us to stop its policy of persecution against the Cape and its people, then we will be forced to pursue our only option…
Through legal and peaceful means we will strive towards a democratic referendum in which we, the people of the Cape, may decide our own future and destiny as an independent state…
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Is the Independence of the Cape really possible?
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Polls
Should the Cape be an independent country? Make your vote.
Law
The right to self-determination is a universal and intrinsic human right. Governments govern by the consent of the governed.
Cape History
Going back into recorded history Southern Africa was largely populated by the nomadic Khoisan people. The Bantu migration from Northern and Central Africa resulted in the extensive displacement of the Khoisan as the Bantu tribes (primarily Nguni) expanded southward. The Khoisan resisted the Bantu migration up to the borders that today form the Cape.
Manifesto
Our Manifesto for a Strong and Prosperous Cape.
CAPE INDEPENDENCE PARTY
IT’S TIME FOR CAPEXIT
The Cape Independence Party stands for greater economic and political independence for the Cape.
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Cape History
Going back into recorded history Southern Africa was largely populated by the nomadic Khoisan people. The Bantu migration from Northern and Central Africa resulted in the extensive displacement of the Khoisan as the Bantu tribes (primarily Nguni) expanded southward. The Khoisan resisted the Bantu migration up to the borders that today form the Cape.
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Economics
The Division of Revenue Act/Bill is an account of all of the revenue collected in South Africa through direct and indirect taxes. It is broken into National, Provincial and Local spheres of government.
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FAQ
The right to self-determination is a universal and intrinsic human right. Governments govern by the consent of the governed
Law
The right to self-determination is a universal and intrinsic human right. Governments govern by the consent of the govern
Read More
Polls
Should the Cape be an independent country? Make your vote.
Read More
Manifesto
Our Manifesto for a Strong and Prosperous Cape.
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