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… failed to procure a quota of men to fight against the Xhosa. At first Philip adopted an amicable tone and assured …

… to be reckoned with; he knew what was happening among the Xhosa tribes; he had come out of a period of storm and stress … extension of the tactic they had employed in setting one Xhosa chief against another, only to seize what they … are familiar to us from what had been happening among the Xhosa tribes. Furthermore, Moroka and the other disputants, …

… Cape interior, where the Indigenous inhabitants, the Xhosa, defended their tgrsaditional grazing lands against …

… This service was available in English, Afrikaans, Tswana, Xhosa, and Zulu, and over 10 000 people made use of it. The …

… him off from intermeddling in European politics (as the Xhosa do at the Cape) at the same time gives him ample scope …

… the Eastern Cape, many Khoikhoi people were absorbed into Xhosa society. The impact of Dutch rule at the Cape The …

… the Eastern Cape, many Khoikhoi people were absorbed into Xhosa society. Consequences on the indigenous society at the …

… determined resistance of the Africans, particularly the Xhosa people, whom the 'whole protracted series of horrible …

… was the head teacher at the church school. Internal bus (Xhosa) - from jikeleza, to turn around. Mr. P. was head of …

… by 1878 soon would be. The Pedi, Venda, Sotho, Zulu, Xhosa, Tsonga and others were eventually all brought down by …

… to accommodate the variety of languages – English, Zulu, Xhosa, Sotho and Afrikaans. An impressive Women's Charter was …

… A Jewish boy might readily speak about Bar mitzvah. Xhosa boys, on the other hand, might not be as forthcoming …

… had turned the once free and independent Tswana, Sotho, Xhosa, Zulu and other peasant farmers of this country into a …

… people: 'The demon of racialism, the aberrations of the Xhosa-Fingo feud, the animosity that exists between the Zulus …

… expense of indigenous citizens, such as the KhoiKhoi and Xhosa people. The Khoi societies sustained their livelihood …

… families recognized by the South African government (the Xhosa, Thembu, Venda, Ndebele, Mpondo and Bapedi ) also …

… Transfer Act of 1959, Fort Hare was to be restricted to Xhosa-speaking Africans and, as with the new universities for … University college of Fort Hare was to be restricted to Xhosa speaking Africans. The geographic location of these …

… technical adviser. He could speak to all our recruits in Xhosa and English and it was important in a struggle for …

… disrupted black meetings. Speaking in English with Xhosa and Sotho interpreters, Thibedi maintained that the …

… children are not to be admitted in Institutions in the Xhosa-speaking areas and vice versa. (b) The basic cause of …

… under the new legislation as many as 1.3 million urban Xhosa, whether born in the Transkei or not, would lose their …

… under the new legislation as many as 1.3 million urban Xhosa, whether born in the Transkei or not, would lose their …

… GCUWA , Butterworth, Cape: No data available. Gcuwa is the Xhosa name for Butterworth but this station is reported to …