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… to educating the scions of the country’s wealthy white settlers. Beginning in 1963, the college had also accepted a … fundamental problem of who owned Zimbabwe’s land – white settlers or Black Africans – all threatened Mugabe’s power. A …

… ancestry including French, Dutch, English and Irish Settlers, and slaves from Bengal, Sri Lanka and Madagascar, … hours when commuter traffic was at a halt, thus bringing Settlers Way, Main Road, Voortrekker Road and the N1 and N2 … blacks, the Quena, the San and the unsung non-conformist settlers. There is a rich tapestry history waiting to be …

… met each other. The expansionary efforts of the white settlers resulted in numerous wars against the indigenous …

… experiences. The Rand towns were hostile to black settlers, as we have seen. But people had ways of coping with …

… their different backgrounds and experiences, many of the settlers on the Rand had one thing in common —as their first …

… points in South African history by the advent of European settlers in this country, followed by colonial and …

… the ANC December Conference in Mangaung and the Albany Museum in Grahamstown.  Lineages of Freedom: A …

… - to return to India or settle in Natal as free Indian settlers. My parents and grandparents decided to settle in … to exist after the Congress and the Colonial Born and Settlers Indian Association came together under the banner of …

… born of increasing herds of cattle. However, it was the settlers who were to develop acute prejudices against the … as slave labour became more easily obtainable, the white settlers began to look down on manual work as degrading. …

… they existed in Europe was an important way in which white settlers sought to recreate a bit of “home” for themselves. …

… and liberties taken away from them by foreign conquerors, settlers and financiers, and vindication of their right, as …

… tracts of land are handed out to Dutch farmers or British settlers; there is unrest on the so-called frontiers; the …

… passing on the information to the Commissioner for Albany, reinforced his suspicions by quoting the opinions of … went on the expatiate on the great benefit to the White settlers of this "liberation" of the "Fingo race." He …

… powers were applied more systematically; the European settlers fought intensely among themselves over the territory; and most of these settlers came to characterise South Africa as their home. As … population. The deal between the descendants of Dutch settlers and the British imperial power at the end of the …

… in that they practised agriculture. The first white settlers in South Africa were led by Jan Van Riebeeck , … many Khoisan had become labourers on the farms of these settlers. Many others still demonstrated resistance in …

… the amalgamation of the NIC with the Colonial Born and Settlers Indian Association (CBSIA) were wrong. The depleted …

… suppress this knowledge. Cecil John Rhodes and other white settlers refused to believe that Great Zimbabwe was built by …

… slaves.      In South Africa it did not take long for the settlers to insist on a distinction between what they called …

… as slaves. In South Africa it did not take long for the settlers to insist on a distinction between what they called …

… of world historical importance. In no other country where settlers established themselves in power had such a …

… powerful African societies that confronted the first white settlers three and a half centuries ago. …

… They were assisted by the prevailing attitude of White settlers who argued that a Muslim slave, being of sober …

… first twenty years from its inception, half of the 3000 settlers had died. However, because of the abolition of the … it was explained, “did not admit Kroomen as permanent settlers”. [xcvi] An exception seems to have been made in …

… granted responsible government in 1893, thus giving the settlers greater control over their own affairs, was a more … sugar production and its possibilities of attracting white settlers, it was less than enthusiastically pursued. As Henry … Lindley was firmly opposed to the objectives of the white settlers who wished to turn as many Africans as possible off …

… British occupied the Cape in the 19th century): The Dutch settlers, even of the poorer classes, had "ayahs" to take …

… powers always adopt a policy that favours white settlers. This is the error and weakness of Britain, France …

… expropriation of ancestral African land by the European settlers and their descendants.  After the Second World War, …

… Thomas Pringle, who had come out with the 1820 Settlers, became the spearhead during Somerset’s time. Philip …