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… another Indian slave who has remained unnamed and two Khoikhoi men. The group planned to march from the rural … the Cape and managed to successfully persuade slaves and Khoikhoi farm labourers to join in the uprising. They …

… developments of the southern Nguni, who intermarried with Khoikhoi and retained circumcision. For unknown reasons, … westwards in groups, they destroyed or incorporated the Khoikhoi chiefdoms and San groups, and their language became …

… as an attempt to regulate the relationship between the Khoikhoi and the colonists. In terms of the Act, each Khoikhoi within the confines of the colony had to have a …

… I observe a greater alteration or improvement that at the (Khoikhoi) town of Hooge Kraal, now called Pacaltsdorp, which … attended the school, which was taught by a young (Khoikhoi), who had been himself instructed at the same … only Dikkop, the chief, possessed a waggon; now the (Khoikhoi) have five waggons, one hundred and fifty oxen, a …

… with different languages and lifeways. Generally, Khoe (KhoiKhoi) pastoralists dominated the area around Port …

… foiled and Godongwana is sent into exile A large group of Khoikhoi, deserting slaves, San, people of mixed ancestry and … Griqua , a name which has its possible origins in an old Khoikhoi clan, the Guriqua and which is recommended to them … the London Missionary Society who work amongst them 1805 Khoikhoi runners are employed to deliver letters from Cape …

… through trade with the indigenous population (mainly of Khoikhoi extraction) derogatorily referred to as "natives." From the beginning their relationships with the Khoikhoi (formerly known as Hottentots) who resided in the … they inevitably came into conflict with first the Khoikhoi and later the Xhosa people (a Bantu-speaking group …

… labour for extended periods. Others, however, such as the Khoikhoi communities of the south-western Cape, disintegrated … they inevitably came into conflict with, first, the Khoikhoi and later the Xhosa people into whose land they were … territory. This expansion was first at the expense of the Khoikhoi and San, but later Xhosa land was occupied as well. …

… Copy this table into your workbook. Compare the San, Khoikhoi and the early African farmers.   San Khoi-Khoi …

… South African history.  Indeed, the use of the term ‘Khoikhoi’ meaning ‘men of men’ or ‘people’ actually came to … Cape. There is evidence of intermarriage both between Khoikhoi and San populations and with colonial slave … categorised as belonging to different subgroups. Those of Khoikhoi and Afrikaner descent, for example, often classified …

… territory. This expansion was first at the expense of the Khoikhoi and San , but later Xhosa land was taken as well. …

… on the contribution of foreign slaves and indigenous Khoikhoi to the historical formation of Afrikaans: these … people are the descendants of Europeans, the indigenous Khoikhoi, and imported slaves from countries such as … of Afrikaans: the European settlers , the indigenous Khoikhoi and slaves from African and Asian countries [31] . …

… which they assumed after the war. A series of wars between Khoikhoi peoples was instigated by the Dutch settlers in … European diseases  (such as small pox) which the Khoikhoi had no immunity to, contributed to thousands of Khoikhoi deaths. 1672 CE Moulay al-Rashid, founds Alaouite …

… call regularly at Table Bay on their way to and from Asia. Khoikhoi traded mainly iron, copper and marijuana with the … at the Cape, but those who are not drowned or killed by Khoikhoi are soon removed from the Cape and the scheme is … for the next eight years, protected from their mainland Khoikhoi enemies and within easy reach of the Island's edible …

… tools but had no knowledge of iron smelting. They were the Khoikhoi * - the ancestors of the people the Europeans …

… "At sunrise, a congregation of about eighteen (Xhosa) and (Khoikhoi), assembled in the temporary chapel, a large, … of the Fingoes, the house-shaped ones of the poorer (Khoikhoi), and the neat cottages of those who have become … of the villages, school-houses have been erected by the (Khoikhoi), which are fitted up on the plan of the British and …

… nation. In the late 1820s, a group of Kora (a group of Khoikhoi settlers also known as the Korana) and Dutch …

… of any strongly centralised kingdom, intermarried with Khoikhoi and retained circumcision. Many Zulu people …

… came to the Cape, they came into contact with the native Khoikhoi people. The two groups had very different ways of …

… gathering even more support from willing slaves and Khoikhoi labourers along the way. It wasn’t long however …

… Frederik Bezidenhout was reported to have mistreated his Khoikhoi labourers, he was summoned to a magistrate’s court …

… these languages, accents, dialects and phrases, along with Khoikhoi dialects, began to influence the way people …

… land dispossession and segregating South Africa. The Khoikhoi, San and Black Africans under the British and the …

… and feels that he was in all likelihood killed by the KhoiKhoi. The journal entry from March 12 1655 reads: It is …

… the annexed etching, and on which there were about 1,000 (Khoikhoi) and other coloured people. They lived in two wide … 22-23), who recorded it to have been a mission to Koranna Khoikhoi and Bastards. They described it as follows: "On the …

… 30 women, 44 boys and 33 girls. The figures exclude the 75 KhoiKhoi employed by the residents and the 64 slaves they …

… (Xhosa, 1878 & Pedi and Zulu, 1879) An alliance between Khoikhoi rebels in the colony and the Xhosa chiefs between …

… groups in the area included the Griqua, the San, the  Khoikhoi   and  BaSotho . Parts of this Colonial history …

… and livestock dispossession resulted in wars between the Khoikhoi, San, Xhosa, Zulu, Sotho and a number of other …

… forbade the enslavement of the aboriginal people; the Khoikhoi pastoralists and Bushmen hunter-gatherers from the …