Musician Frazer Barry recounted how, at 19, he broke into a holiday home in Kleinmond believing he was reclaiming land taken from his Khoekhoen ancestors. Speaking at the PALS annual general meeting in Ceres on 27 August, he described a family history shaped by dispossession, the dopstelsel and mixed ancestry spanning Khoekhoen, Scottish, Dutch, Sri Lankan, Jewish and Indo-Javanese roots. Three decades later, he draws a different lesson: “Two wr…
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