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… point of the relationship between the British and Dutch settlers was the issue of labour. With the end of slavery in … influential in this regard was Dr Phillip. The Dutch/Boer settlers in contrast viewed the indigenous South African …

… Chamber of Commerce noted a growing fear from White settlers and their demand for all Indian traders to be … trader prospered, much to the disappointment of the White settlers. Many Indian traders became successful by trading …

… the Swazi nation was secure. During the 1800s European settlers, traders, missionaries and hunters moved into the …

… lumbered on, when war broke out between the Pedi and white settlers in the eastern Transvaal towards the end of 1876, …

… at the Cape was held on board on 14th April 1652. After settlers landed, provision was made in the complex of …

… families with English names, descendants from these early settlers, are still living in Gansbaai. The village was laid …

… can be explored in the area. In Port Elizabeth, the 1820 Settlers were introduced to their new land, and there they …

… the Shona and Matabele, rose up against the European settlers who went on to form a country names after Rhodes and …

… During the years of 1849-1851 some 5000 odd British settlers arrived in the Colony settling the Buffalo Border …

… with the formation of the Colonial Born and Indian Settlers Association. May, Pixley ka Isaka Seme publishes a …

… the adult Indian population was 15,000. The first Indian settlers found their way into the Transvaal in the early … should ensure the fullest protection to the British Indian settlers as to their right to own landed property, freedom of …

… hedge that was planted at the Cape by the first European settlers in the middle of the 17th century to keep the …

… could have chosen to focus on the wealthy among the new settlers, who lived in comfort amid the chaos in the …

… could have chosen to focus on the wealthy among the new settlers, who lived in comfort amid the chaos in the …

… history of this country before the arrival of the European settlers. The full story begins millions of years ago. …

… of 1917 said, ‘The fear which formerly obsessed the settlers there has been removed: the great principle of …

… Quaggas had been ruthlessly hunted. They were seen by the settlers as competitors for the grazing of their livestock, …

… the Voortrekkers or Nomadic Farmers . These were the first settlers in the District. The Farm was purchased by the Dutch …

… and how to gather seafood from the beach. 1652 First white settlers arrive at the Cape, Jan van Riebeeck is among the Dutch settlers as they encounter a number of different groups of … slave children have to attend school twice a week. Both settlers and slaves ignore this and some slaves even hide in …

… and a number of other ethnic groups against the colonial settlers. With increasing conquest of Africans came the issue … suitable for agriculture and grazing livestock. Colonial settlers were only partially successful in seizing the land …

… territories, the Europeans came not as dispossessing "settlers," but as administrators, civil servants, … reactionary role, strangling economic progress. The White settlers in second-type colonies brought with them fully … did not develop along "North American" lines. The white settlers themselves (apart from the Cape coastal towns) were …

… Spain and Portugal. Usually, when envisaging the 1652 settlers, we mentally take farmers off their tractors, or … place them on funny little ships in Table Bay. But these settlers were not modern people in funny clothes. Their … to pass judgment on them. The point is that early white settlers in this country were not mark­edly culturally …

… scene of mass butchery of African inhabitants by the White settlers. Your Executive is of the firm opinion that there … if necessary." Throughout colonial Africa the minority settlers continue to inflict severities and atrocities on …

… Indian Question, 1860-1914 , with Racism and Empire: White Settlers and Colored Immigrants in the British Self-Governing …

… envisaged for the kingdom could be put into place. White settlers and traders entered Zululand in increasing numbers, …

… influential institution since its arrival with early Dutch settlers. A brief examination of the position of the church … with Apartheid that forms the bulk of this paper. Dutch settlers arrived at the Cape Colony in 1652, and with them, the religion of the Dutch Reformed Church. Settlers held the view that native South Africans were meant …

… hedge planted in 1660 by South Africa’s first Dutch settlers specifically to separate themselves from the …

… independent African existence in the interest of White settlers. The Act set out to facilitate the formal …

… the African National Congress was created after White settlers established a government that lacked rights for …