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Dutch settlement, the Indian Ocean slave trade and slavery at the Cape - seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
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- Hamburg VillageHamburg is a small Town, with about 1000 inhabitants, in the Eastern Cape Province. It is…
- Fresnaye, Cape TownFresnaye is situated between Signal Hill and Sea Point, a few kilometer's to the West of…
- Durban Harbour and PortSouth Africa’s iconic polar research vessel, the SA Agulhas, has set sail from Durban…
- Breede River Valley, Route 62There really is no adjective apt enough to describe the beauty of the Breede River Valley…
- Herold's Bay, Gwaing River ValleyBuilt around the natural landscape between the Gwaing River Valley and the Indian Ocean. …
- Cacadu District MunicipalityThe Cacadu District is the largest (58 243 km²) of the six districts in the Eastern Cape…
- Tsitsikamma National Park, Eastern CapeThe Tsitsikamma National Park is situated at the heart of the picturesque tourist region…
- MauritiusThough Mauritius lies in the waters of the Indian Ocean, between the continents of Africa…
- Cape Agulhas, Western CapeCape Agulhas is some 32 km South of Bredarsdorp. The name is Portuguese for 'needle' and…
- Aan de Doorns, Western CapeThe name is Dutch for 'at the thorns'. A Settlement situated just 8 km from Worcester on…
- Eastern Fort/Battery and Blockhouse, Chapman’s Peak, overlooking Hout Bay, Cape TownEarly Dutch Settlers soon realised that Hout Bay could serve as an alternative anchorage…
- Castle of Good Hope, Castle Street- Cape TownWhen the Dutch first landed at the Cape on 6 April 1652, under the leadership of Jan van…
- Slave Lodge, Cape ColonyThe slave lodge was built in 1679, to house the slaves that provided labour to the early…
- ParowParow was a residential suburb of Cape Town, located some 16km from the city centre. It…