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… campaign against the multi-national corporations, Royal Dutch Shell in particular, and was also critical of the …

… at the Cape of Good Hope and their struggle with the Dutch East India Company, together with their socio-economic …

… trade unionists in South Africa were the Uitlanders, the Dutch word for foreigners. These Europeans brought with them …

… and is discovered by a geologist in April 2008. 1670s Dutch explorers from the Cape arrive in Namibia and have the …                                          Captain Wobma and Dutch sailors reach Kuiseb River from Cape Town with vessel,  …          A vessel,  Waerwijk  is sent to Walvis Bay by the Dutch West India Company (DWIC) to catch whales and trade …

… which was built in 1777 as the Winter Residence for the Dutch East India Company Governor at the Cape. Simon’s Town … the people of Simon’s Town and their connections with the Dutch East India Company and the Royal Navy. The Simon's Town … India Company" and nowadays more generally called the "Dutch East India Company") or simply the "VOC". After much …

… who created trouble between the two natural allies, the Dutch and the British, chiefly because of his liberal … a feudalist, adopted a conciliatory attitude towards the Dutch in these regions””he was certainly always generous in … which both the British, who represent capitalism, and the Dutch, who represent a feudal economy, combine to overthrow …

… to search for slaves elsewhere in West Africa. However, Dutch traders took over the role. From the 1600s the Dutch dominated the West african and Atlantic Slave trade. The Portuguese and Dutch governments were unable to colonise West African …

… and goldfields. Ownership was contested by the Portuguese, Dutch, English, and Boers until by arbitration (1875) it was …

… Karoo , Steytlerville had its origins as a parish for the Dutch Reformed Church . In the arid Valley between the Groot … settlers in the District. The Farm was purchased by the Dutch Reformed Church , in Uitenhage in 1875 to serve the … of the Reverend Abraham Isaac Steytler , a Minister of the Dutch Reformed Church and later Moderator of the Cape Synod …

… Cast and co-workers of the theatre play on Anne Frank (new Dutch performance): performance of the theatre play on Anne Frank; 1985 : Anne Frank Mavo, a Dutch school that emphasised the importance of anti-racist education; 1986 : NCRV Literama, Dutch radio programme, because of its information about …

… the Netherlands on 21 April 1619. An administrator for the Dutch East India Company (DEIC), van Riebeeck landed at the …

… which was built in 1777 as the winter residence for the Dutch East India Company Governor at the Cape.  Simon’s Town …

… first British occupation of the Cape in 1795, the existing Dutch line of defence, known as the French line , was …

… out the actual construction work, while Italian and Dutch experts presided over the technical aspects. All three …

… Elandslaagte was a mission station of the Dutch Reformed Church of South Africa, and was probably …

… was laid out about a central axis dominated by the Dutch Reformed church, and its dwellings were distinctive for …

… was in 1990, when he was forced to resign from the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) after having had an extra-marital …

… with his father, Bailey spent most of his time with Dutch friends who lived nearby. He attended school in …

… Karoo on 10 August 1783. The Voortrekkers (Afrikaans and Dutch for pioneers, literally "those who trek ahead") were …

… of Afrikaner (Christian) nationalism that was mixed with Dutch Calvinist theological ideas. Diederichs served as …

… influence with foreign powers such as Portugal and the Dutch. Kongolese kings would desperately need this influence … in 1641 King Garcia of Kongo required the help of the Dutch military, and paid them in slaves for their assistance … conquered peoples were captured by British, Portuguese and Dutch slave traders and shipped across the Atlantic. Kongo in …

… religious beliefs. The first Indians arrived during the Dutch colonial era, as slaves, in 1684. A conservative …

… (and last) European-African Conference is sponsored by the Dutch Reformed Church. To read extracts of the conference …

… Europe and Southern Asia. The first were Portuguese and Dutch vessel's. English Indiamen appeared late in the 16th … treasure or acted as escort to merchant ships. This Dutch East Indiaman wrecked near the Mtana River near Hamburg …

… Town, Bredasdorp was established with the building of a Dutch Reformed Church in 1838 on the farm Langefontein. Mayor … Cape. With the town established and finally laid out, the Dutch Reformed Church in the centre of town was erected in …

… men. He can preach, if need be, in four languages, Kaffir, Dutch, English, and Sesuto, and the Fort Beaufort church …

… Mahida 1700 Number and origin of slaves at the Cape The Dutch East India Company brought slaves, political exiles and … slaves. This became a matter for concern for the Dutch authorities who then legislated to control the slave … priests" - Muslim 'ulama'] banished to the Cape by the Dutch were to be kept in chains for the rest of their lives. …

… Suburb of Retreat in Cape Town was so named because the Dutch retreated to that Area when they were losing the Battle …

… The Groote Kerk is the oldest Dutch Reformed Church in South Africa. It is located at …

… in dignified repose beside the street, a fine mix of Cape Dutch and Victorian elements. Today it’s home to the … guarded by the sentinel pines. Where the road curves, the Dutch Reformed Church, consecrated in 1871 on the site of a …