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… they were persuaded by two missionaries from the London Missionary Society to settle down with their followers north of the Orange River. On the insistence of the missionary John Campbell, they came up with the name Griqua. …

… father encouraged him to enrol at Clarkebury, a Wesleyan missionary institution, in January 1908. Clarkebury was among … romanticising the past, Xuma praised the earlier system of missionary education for training a whole generation of …

… six million. People line up outside the Postscheckamt in Berlin to withdraw their deposits in July 1931. Image source … the professional classes. A Chicago news correspondent in Berlin reported that “60 per cent of each new university …

… casualties from South Africa in this war. The 1884 Berlin Conference was an attempt to divide up Africa among …

… by Dingaan, but rebuilt in 1839. Named after the American missionary, Dr. Newton Adams (1796-1841) who arrived in Natal …

… was given before a parliamentary committee by the missionary and philanthropist, Dr John Phillip. D'Urban …

… received financial assistance from the German Bank in Berlin. Various pieces of heavy artillery were placed in the …

… 1802 William Anderson and Cornelius Kramer, of the London Missionary Society, established a station among the Griqua at … the original mission church of Griquatown, named after the missionary Robert Moffat's daughter (she married David …

… he immigrated to South Africa in 1946 as a Catholic missionary. He was initially posted to the Orange Free State, …

… and his brother Alan enrolled at the Anglican Holy Cross missionary school at Flagstaff in the Eastern Cape. His …

… day, Maclear District. He was their Medical Doctor and Missionary Reverend. William Murray was born on 15 July 1837 … him of his birthplace. He then decided to name his Missionary Station, 'Ugie'. (This was after the Ugie River in …

… their beliefs were being tested by a mixture of missionary teachings and European technology and their cattle …

… in 1813, Livingston was a renowned explorer, doctor and missionary. Of course, he is most remembered for his exploits …

… Ravine) and was established in 1738 by the young Moravian missionary, Georg Schmidt . He arrived at a time when the … of Strandveld farmers also threatened to put an end to the missionary work; because at the time the farmers were largely …

… dining room of the Ottermann house. From its beginnings, missionary Christian Müller saw to the spiritual needs of the …

… first group in Botswana converted to Christianity by famed missionary David Livingstone. Various landmarks, including …

… of the region, German missionaries from the German Church Missionary Society preceded French interaction.  East Africa …

… in the 19th century, with its emphasis on the role of the missionary, we shall indicate the initial stages of the … by the invaders, developed, that the true meaning of missionary education, or the full import of the missionary as educator, becomes clear. Yet the logic of it …

… being charged of this fact, had sought refuge with the missionary concerned. The resultant upheavals brought to an … years after the death of king Rapusa of Swaziland, the missionary Allison and his wife arrived at Matemba, capital … over by the Government, to the Moravians in 1808, as a missionary place for the Hottentots, etc. Before that time, …

… the forging of a new politics of place, as the fall of the Berlin wall, the collapse of Soviet Russia, the end of …

… from the east and west. As the Russians marched into Berlin, Hitler committed suicide in his underground bunker a …

… and his cousin Justice attend Clarkebury, a Wesleyan missionary school and at that time the biggest education … India as one of several delegates to the International Missionary Conference in Tambaram, Madras, India. 5 November, …

… prickled early by the imperial attitudes embedded in his missionary education. Intending to gain skills needed to …

… in 1830 on the site of an abandoned station of the London Missionary Society, and was named in honour of Sir Galbraith …

… and Clermont were bought by Bergtheil. In 1928 the Berlin Mission sold most of Christiannenburg and Clermont …