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… Jan van Riebeeck, administrator in the service of the Dutch East India Company (also known as the VOC) founded the … Bay throughout the year (Fig. 1). From the beginning the Dutch settlement at the Cape of Good Hope needed - in the … J. 1996).  It came therefore as a shock when in 1652 the Dutch established a foothold in Table Bay, erected a basic …

… Speech to the Dutch Parliament The Hague, 12 March 1999 …

… Speech to the Dutch Parliament The Hague, 12 March 1999 …

… Wilhelm A. Alheit, minister of the Dutch Reformed Church, is ordained. …

… the Deputy Secretary-General of the Revolutionary Council (RC). During this period he was also appointed Chief of …

… The Dutch East India Company(DEIC) or Vereenigde Oostindische … a colony, at the Cape. The Cape colony remained a Dutch Dutch East India Company possession until the first British … Britannica (2012), " Dutch East India Company ",From:   Britannica , [online] …

… whom he had eight children. Jan van Riebeeck joined the Dutch East India Company (Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie … in 1643. In 1645 van Riebeeck was given charge of the Dutch East India Company trading station at Tongkin in French … shared amongst traders and company officers. In 1647 a Dutch trade ship, the Nieuwe Haerlem , was wrecked in Table …

… of 'poor Whites' was first discussed at a synod of the Dutch Reformed Church in 1886. Over the following fifty or so … 1934 in Bloemfontein. The congress was organised by the Dutch Reformed Church and was the first congress specifically … A national congress, under auspices of the Dutch Reformed Church, meets to discuss the ‘poor White …

… returned to the Cape a year later. He had learned to speak Dutch and English, which made him very useful to his people, … he became a rich man. 1658 he waged war against the Dutch settlers. The war broke out when Autshomao reclaimed … were unfairly taken from the Gorinhaikonas people by the Dutch. In 1659, after losing this war, he and his two …

… 24 May 1915, soon after it had been decided to establish a Dutch newspaper, the name of the newspaper, De Burger ("The … on 26 July 1915. Die Burger was originally published in Dutch, but later in 1916, the first Afrikaans-language … articles were published. In 1921, the newspaper's Dutch title (De Burger) was translated into Afrikaans (Die …

… Dutch is proclaimed “the chief language” in the Orange Free …

… The use of Dutch is officially allowed in the Cape parliament. …

… Navy Mast House that dates back to 1815 and the adjacent Dutch Store House that dates back to 1743. Both buildings are … phase included the conversion of part of the adjacent old Dutch Store House to house the General Botha display, the … African Naval Museum, formerly the Navy Mast House and Dutch Store House …

… companies to the Far East, especially through the Dutch East Indies. He was subsequently employed by the … April 1940, when De Groot left the Netherlands for the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia), he still appeared in productions. He presumably died in the Dutch East Indies, during the Japanese occupation. The place …

… Proceedings and Resolutions of the Dutch Reformed Church Conference, September, 1923 [Extracts] …

… The control of the Dutch East India Company is ceded to Britain. …

… The still existing Hollandse Mannekoor  (Dutch men’s choir)is founded in Pretoria. …

… The Dutch Indiaman, Nieuw-Haerlem, is wrecked in a storm in Table …

… a joint meeting of the National Executive Council and the RC of the ANC (SA) held in Luanda on 27th December 1978 to …

… won awards for his skill as a doctor including the 2010 RC Fraser International Fellowship Award in Interventional …

… le Cappel. Van der Stel’s father duly became the first Dutch Commander of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) in Mauritius. [1] His mother … for a total of seven years. Shortly after relocating to Dutch Ceylon, Simon’s father died in battle in the service of …

… Andries Dreyer, archivist of the Dutch Reformed Church and collector of Africana, dies. …

… number of hymns that were included in the hymnbook of the Dutch Reformed Church in the 1970s. He went to Stellenbosch … at the university. He practiced as a dominee in the Dutch Reformed Church for 20 years.  In 1983, he left the …

… national was born in the Netherlands (from a Belgian-Dutch family) on 9 August 1942. She immersed herself in the … struggle, she held dual nationality, Belgian and Dutch. Following a subsequent Dutch change in law, against dual nationality, Passtoors …

… the Netherlands on 21 April 1619. An administrator for the Dutch East India Company (DEIC) , van Riebeeck landed at the … Jan van Riebeeck, Dutch colonial administrator and first commander of the …

… in the form of O R Tambo and the Revolutionary Council (RC) was established. After the conference Mbali was deployed …

… from prison. In the same year, he resigned from the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) as he was opposed to their … system. He joined and became a deacon in the African Dutch Reformed Church in Alexandra and in July 1980 Niehaus … Veg vir Hoop" . The book was translated into English and Dutch. …

… house and lived under very poor conditions. In 1924 the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) began to help her and she was … in Jordaan Street. Further support from the DRC and the Dutch Reformed Mission Church meant she was able to open a …

… Report on proceedings and resolutions of the Dutch Reformed Church Conference, February 3, 1927 [Extracts] …

… The Dutch ships Oosterland and Waddingsveen are wrecked during a …