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… and brother of the sultan of Macassar, was banished to the Cape by the Dutch East India Company (DEIC). He arrived on … order to minimise his influence on enslaved people at the Cape, he was housed by the Dutch East India Company on the farm Zandvliet, located outside Cape Town. Although he died in 1699, just five years after …

… Ganyile, from Amanikwe Location, Bizana District, [Eastern Province, now Eastern Cape] was described in the motivation for his banishment as … Frenchdale Native Trust Farm, Mafeking District, [Northern Cape, now North-West Province]  was needed for people to be …

… Lord Charles Somerset was the Governor of the Cape Colony from 1814 to 1826. He arrived in the Cape on 6 April 1814 as Governor with a mandate to further … town secretary of Bathurst, a small town in the Eastern Cape, then an administrative centre established by the …

… Reserve (Zeerust), Marico District, Transvaal [North West Province] is described by Advocate  George Bizos’  as ‘a … Native Reserve’ in the Victoria East district of the Cape [Eastern Province, now Eastern Cape]. When informed by the regional Native Commissioner …

… headmen resulted in violence erupting in Cala, [Eastern Province now Eastern Cape], withhut burnings at Emnxe, Eastern Province  in … Frenchdale Native Trust Farm, Mafeking District, [Northern Cape, now North West province] Tikana left Cala on 28 …

… As a city, Cape Town sits on top of an uncomfortable history of … world of adventuring, beaches, dining, and warm weather. Cape Town’s problematic relationship with its slave past runs … with in contemporary South African society. Slavery at the Cape differed in style from most other systems of enslavement …

… December 1965 in Diepkloof, Soweto, Transvaal (now Gauteng Province). Shoes or the ‘dribbling wizard’ as he was …

… Jan Hendrik Steyn was born in Cape Town, Western Cape on 4 March 1928. His mother, Zerilda Steyn, was a … theology at the Victoria College, Stellenbosch (Western Province, now Western Cape) and later Princeton, United …

… is a wide inlet along the South African, East Coast of the Cape of Good Hope. It is bounded in the west by Cape Recife and in the east by Cape Padrone. The bay is up to 436 m deep and the Harbour … Algoa Bay, East Coast of Cape of Good Hope …

… Jan de Waal, born in Amsterdam, arrived at the Cape in 1715 as an employee of the Dutch East India Company … in Shortmarket Street are typical of eighteenth Century Cape, architecture The present teak Georgian windows and door … Ryk Tulbagh in 1752. This property was 93 Bree Street in Cape Town, restored and known today as the Jan de Waal House, …

… Government Conference, and of whom some are voters in the Cape were not only never consulted, not were time and again … 1926, the principal objection being the abolition of the Cape Native franchise. The Natives on the whole have never … as an ideal of administration. The policy of the Cape Province, the old Cape Colony, has historically been the …

… materials necessary for the job on his last voyage to the Cape, and used them in 1701 to build for himself a thatched … advocate and played a leading role in the public life of Cape Town . Among the many eminent men who visited his house … de Wet emerged as a powerful political figure in the Cape, taking a leading role in Cape society. She took a …

… Marthinus A. Bergh, leader of the Cape burgher petition to the Netherlands, dies in Cape Town. …

… Maurits Pasques de Chavonnes (70), governor of the Cape (1714-1724), dies in Cape Town. …

… Sir Christoffel Joseph Brand (77), first speaker of the Cape parliament, dies in Cape Town. …

… Adriaan van Jaarsveld (56), Eastern Cape resistance leader, dies as prisoner in the Cape Castle. …

… by Mohamed Adhikari Address to Returned Soldiers of the Cape Corps, c. 1919 1 At the outbreak of World War I in 1914, … Coloured soldiers. In all, some 6 000 men joined the 1st Cape Corps and 2 000 joined the 2nd Cape Corps. They saw service in South-West Africa, in Europe …

… The VOC hospital in Cape Town …

… Amamakop, a Hill in the Northern Cape …

… to the 8 August 1597. Contained at the National Archives, Cape Town, Roeland street. Reference # VC 94 … Akkoordskop, a Hill in the Western Cape …

… Abansuip, Hill in the Northern Cape …

… Die Stem Parsonage, Simonstown, Cape Town …

… Dutch Reformed Mission Institute, Cape Town …

… Church Square,Spin Street- Cape Town …

… Nqweba was called Kirkwood, Eastern Cape …

… Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa I . Nasou: Cape Town, p. 7.| Xplore South Africa . (no date) SATOUR, p. … Camdeboo was called Aberdeen, Eastern Cape …

… News Conference: Cape Town, May 4, 1990 …

… Forced removals in Harfiled Cape Town …

… British annex Tembuland to the Cape. …

… Basutoland is annexed to the Cape. …