Post-War Developments: In 1963, the Cape Corps was reformed, and in 1975, it was granted the status of a permanent force combatant unit. After the political transformation of 1994, the Cape Corps was re-designated as No. 9 South African Infantry Battalion, but due to racial reforms, it is no longer a segregated unit. The Monument The monument is located in the western part of the town centre in Sterrenberg Street, Carnarvon. The monument has been vandalised and the Emblem of the Cape Corps has been removed.

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The letters "SAKK” - (Afrikaans for SA Cape Coloured) was added on top of the monument in 1975 when the name was changed from Cape Corps to SA Cape Corps Memorial plague without Emblem Google:/https://www.vwgc.org/visit-us/find-cemeteries-memorials/cemetary-details/5000108/,carnarvon-cemetary-northern-cape

Emblem worn on the headdress Google:/https://www.vwgc.org/visit-us/find-cemeteries-memorials/cemetary-details/5000108/,carnarvon-cemetary-northern-cap

The Monument of the Forgotten Soldiers of the Cape Coloured Corps: Carnarvon Northern Cape