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… vir Christelike Hoer Onderwys '. This neo-Cape Dutch Building known as' Heimat', designed by Gerard Moerdijk …

… of the renowned author of Story of an African Farm), the Dutch Reformed Church (built as a replica of St …

… the water running down Platteklip Gorge that induced the Dutch to settle at the foot of the mountain in 1652. They …

… History of the Eastern Cape During the early years before Dutch occupation of the region, the Xhosa, Khoikhoi and San … other labour needs of the white famers. However, the Dutch East India Company (V.O.C.) became worried about the …

… Unionists hold aloof and the bar loalcrs are hostile & the Dutch murderous, it is something. As for the natives. Wolton …

… basin, since that was the trading domain of the VOC. The Dutch usually captured slaves, who came from West Africa, on … very little lasting impact. Putting it another way, the Dutch had more success stamping out French than they had on … Oom/Dokter vir my pla nie". The use of "Jan-hulle". The Dutch would make names like Willem into Wim, and Abraham into …

… standing. Today high-water marks line lamp posts and the Dutch Reformed Church, one of the few remaining Buildings, to …

… It's name being symbolic of royalty (“Kroon” is Dutch for crown), Kroonstad has very humble beginnings. It …

… from the inauguration of the Theological Seminary of the Dutch Reformed Church in 1859, as well as the establishment …

… for the hitching posts! Posthuys means "the Post House" in Dutch. Due to it's position and function as a lookout post to …

… hero. Foreign pirates were another hazard, and the Dutch briefly captured São Tomé in 1641, only to be expelled …

… the coastline when they landed here in December 1497. The Dutch landed in the Area in 1670 and the British followed …

… however, when he began baptising the converts and the Dutch clergy based in Cape Town threw up their hands in …

… our lives. It was as a 'halfway house' to India that the Dutch first set up their settlement at the Cape of Good Hope, …

… as for the rich deposits of kaolin clays. From 1770, the Dutch East India Company laid claim to land on the western … shelters or live in tents provided by some of the Dutch farmers, while they built a house to live in. The area …

… this Bill, which he and J. H. Hofmeyr, leader of the Dutch Party, were steering through Parliament: "It is a … poor natives" from the more drastic legislation which the Dutch Party would bring in if it were in power. In other … after the "Act of Union" between British Imperialism and Dutch Feudalism in 1910. The main points of the Glen Grey Act …

… racial prejudices and policies imposed by the British and Dutch. Various sources can be attributed to the cause of … facilitated by the colonial conquests of the British and Dutch during the 17th and 18th centuries. The Dutch East India Company (VOC) was established in 1795 with …

… Matatiele Museum . This Museum is housed in a converted Dutch Reformed Church . This sandstone gem showcases an …

… was visited for the first time by groups of disaffected Dutch farmers from the Cape, better known as Voortrekkers, … force acting at the instigation of the Boers, leaving the Dutch in the rear-guard to conduct a simple mopping-up …

… burgeoning Afrikaner nationalist movement of the 1900s, Dutch Reform Calvinism became a major foundation of apartheid … grounded on Afrikaans culture, Afrikaans language and Dutch Reform Calvinism, separated from English influence and …

… curtailed the rights of the Black majority. English and Dutch became the official languages.  Afrikaans did not gain …

… organised migration ") or the political disenchantment of Dutch-speaking farmers on the Eastern Cape frontier with …

… Nationalist press, in parliament, from the pulpits of the Dutch Reformed Churches, even at meetings of the Afrikaans … against Nationalist publications and Ministers of the Dutch Reformed Churches. I succeeded in obtaining substantial …

… the freelance cameraman who was filming the event for Dutch television, was set upon by the police in an apparently …

… the golf caddie who, against all the odds, won the Dutch Open in 1959. There are photographs that go way beyond …

… In about 1853 the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) in Swellendam resolved to …

… to have their own government of black people. (The Dutch Afrikaners also said in the past that they were …

… Martial immediately after the close of hostilities. 5. The DUTCH language will be taught in Public Schools in the …

… Martial immediately after the close of hostilities. 5. The dutch language will be taught in Public Schools in the T …

… However, nothing resulted from this idea. In 1864, The Dutch Reformed Church bought the farm of 'Sterkfontein' and … These include the Memorial Museum, Meyer’s Bridge, Dutch Reformed Church. The English Fort and Armoury: Remnants …