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… a highly derogatory editorial against the "ignorant Dutch". At the conclusion of Theron’s case his fine was paid …

… in Literature and in 1959, his Masters in Afrikaans and Dutch literature. In the 1960s, Brink, Ingrid Jonker and …

… Dutch missionary Johannes Theodorus van der Kemp was the …

… of years ago, people lived on Robben Island. After the Dutch had settled at the Cape, the island was used mainly as …

… replenishment station at the Cape of Good Hope for the Dutch East India Company, better known as the VOC. The castle …

… at the Cape. This was in line with an instruction by the Dutch East India Company (VOC) that every freeman should be …

… season. The river provided the perfect opportunity for the Dutch East India Company (VOC) to navigate inland using small … the Cape region and they were the first to engage with the Dutch , while the Khoisan were typically found in the … rowdy weekend parties for VOC officials'. During the Anglo-Dutch Wars, which took place over three separate periods …

… from 1804 to 1910 from a settlement with a typical Dutch Layout popular in the Cape Colony at the time of the …

… he rounded the Cape by ship in the late 1400's. But the Dutch colonist Jan van Riebeeck became the first European to set foot on its soil in 1652. He was sent by the Dutch East India Company (VOC), to establish a Supply Station … greatest colonial powers of the time, the British and the Dutch. The Dutch were in charge for the first Century and a …

… Council (PMC). Footnote The PMC, like the old RC, was to be chaired by ANC president Oliver Tambo, deputised by secretary general Alfred Nzo. Like the RC, it had two main operational arms, one political and one … long and usually extremely slow. It inherited many of the RC's personnel and, with them, old mind sets and rivalries. …

… was one of the first farms in the Western Cape. Its Cape Dutch homestead was erected in about 1740, and its verandah … of Buenos Aires to the poky attics of the oldest Cape Dutch homesteads in the farthest reaches of the Great Karoo. …

… When slaves began to run away from the Cape Colony, the Dutch settlers applied the same name to them. The verb maroon … regarded as being based on scientific method Roman-Dutch legal system - a code of law that had its origin in the …

… This was the original model of colonialism brought by the Dutch in 1652, and subsequently exported from the Western … was introduced by the British when they took over from the Dutch in 1806. It was implemented mainly in the Eastern Cape … first colony at Cape Town in 1652, was an official of the Dutch East India Company. The Dutch East India Company had …

… Riebeeck. These statues were donated by the Portuguese and Dutch governments respectively in 1952, for Cape Town's …

… to the Lords Seventeen, the governing body of the Dutch East India Company (VOC), in Amsterdam. Tas and his …

… North of later Port Elizabeth. This was after, the Dutch East India Company expedited the Camdeboo Region in …

… known by this name from the onset. Despite this the local Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) congregation was, and still is, …

… His vision of South Africa included both British and Dutch. Botha was prime minister of South Africa during the …

… vocational schools. In the 1930s, Missionaries from the Dutch Reform Church, Anglican Church and the London and …

… began to apply these Nazi tactics. By 1936, the Dutch Reformed Churches, the predominantly Afrikaans … lawyers, fanners, financiers and ministers of the Dutch Reformed Churches-not by workers, led the crusade. A … denounced the closed shop principle and ministers of the Dutch Reformed Churches preached against it from their …

… who first came here were granted permission by the Dutch Reformed Presbytery in Graaff-Reinet to establish a … of their own. The Town's most imposing symbol is its Dutch Reformed Church . Started in 1912, it is a splendid … dome and cupola. In 1860, parishioners who had left the Dutch Reformed Church helped start a new denomination, the …

… Although fortifications were a necessary feature of early Dutch settlement at the Cape, neither the Fort of Good Hope … on 17 October 1981. Tokai Manor House was built in the Dutch Period, on a 9 ha Property in 1795 and was previously …

… 28 March 1652, the Dutch Merchantman, the 'Amersfoort', anchored at the Cape … The proper Housing of Slaves, in Cape Town presented the Dutch with a problem from the onset. When the first Slaves …

… and culture who was exiled to the Cape in 1693 by the Dutch administration of the East Indies . He is credited with …

… The Building, originally designed in a Cape Dutch style and is one of the oldest Farmhouses surviving …

… (SCA). In 1946 he was appointment Minister of the Dutch Reformed Church and appointed the travelling secretary …

… Rabbi Dr. Andre Ungar. The Trial Begins, D.A. Leonard. The Dutch Reformed Church Militant, W.P. Carstens. A Tax on …

… Coloured librarians from the association. Peter Lor, of Dutch parentage and a young junior lecturer at the Library … During our stay in Cape Town we visited the old Dutch fort, or the "Castle" as it is known. Nearly forty …

… the origin of the name Riviersonderend. Translated from Dutch and Afrikaans, the name means ‘river without end’. … In 1707 Jan Hatogh, a Horticulturist, employed by the Dutch East India Company and a seasoned traveler, referred to … for 6000 Pounds to the Church Council of the local Dutch Reformed Church when the congregation was established. …

… the region was in serious decline by 1667. 1652 CE The  Dutch establish a permanent settlement  at Table Bay in the  … "VOC" by Joseph Mulder Image Source 1659 CE The first Khoi-Dutch War  occurs with no apparent victors. The Dutch, however, claimed the Cape region under a ‘right of …