South Coast Fever

A bridge between cultures and nations

Together we can achieve greatness, so let us work together and make this country great again.

Darion Langenhoven is coloured and lives in Margate.
His home language language is Afrikaans. He comes from a family of five, three older brothers and a sister.
Family traditions: We still maintain having Sunday lunch at times, when the women prepare a meal after church, and prayer led by the men every evening.

Misconception: What I feel is misunderstood about coloured people is that we are associated with violence. I come from a very violent past but I am not a result of what my circumstances were. Coloured people are a bridge between cultures and nations. I believe we can unite people.

Quoting mom: The best advice I ever received was from my mother. “My son whatever you do, remain with God”.
Goodwill message: Together we can achieve greatness, so let us work together and make this country great again.

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