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… Mattushek, shoots two Israelites looking for food on his land. One is killed and the other wounded. The South African … They claim that they “wished to obey the law of the land, but Jehovah was more powerful than the law” and they …

… an environmental disaster or war over the control of land and resources. These questions are still unanswered …

… the Cape Colony; from thence they emigrated into Namaqua Land. "The chapel, which is a temporary structure of reeds, … Chief, Gacela, who has ceded a considerable piece of land to it, which is well situated for irrigation. The … Wimmer, Smith Corner and Bartlet. ON THE CULTIVATION OF LAND "They stated that they had tried to cultivate different …

… to the south and north of Durban leased or bought plots of land on the periphery of the town on completion of their … source of income because it was relatively easy to lease land, did not require much capital to start and it yielded … that the Indian Market would be rebuilt on the adjacent land on which the African Market and the Durban Home for Men …

… of which 240 000 live in settlements located in non-tribal land. About 100 000 people live on BaFokeng tribal land, 20 000 in mining hostels and 40 000 on farms. The … the municipality delivers water in tanks twice a week. The land is owned by the Royal BaFokeng Nation. At all these …

… powers were slow to realise the benefits of claiming land in Africa and had mainly kept to coastal colonies. …

… proposes to the Government that the survey of the mining land should be on the same basis and scale as the two parts … WH Auret Pritchard prepares two plans for the central land, one for the auctioneer, the other for the Mining … office is opened in Johannesburg. 1 June, Second sale of land in Johannesburg takes place, on the site of the …

… published a history of the Boers, Die Geskiednis van ons Land in die Taal van ons Volk (The History of our Land in the Language of our Nation), in 1877. The GRA sought … earlier publications, such as the Geskiedness van ons Land. Du Toit saw a lack of coordination in the activities of …

… power and control efficiently and ruthlessly, owns all the land. It is as if the triangular shape of pyramids …

… made it possible to document their transformation from a land-based agricultural peasantry to an urban and … free to the owners of Hartbeesfontein in exchange for the land they occupied and farmed on their own behalf. After … the village of KwaMsiza began to run out of residential land, and not wishing to impinge upon their already meagre …

… and knobkerries to hunt game. They also had to prepare the land to plant crops. The men built houses and took part in …

… places in northern KZN where black farmers were able to by land before the passing of the 1913 Land Act. The first black farmers bought or leased land in the area in 1907. The farm was bought by Mr Joseph …

… struggle and their role in it”, to win back “the land of our forefathers and share it among those who work it in order to banish famine and land hunger” and to fight for a unitary, non-racial and … 2012, the Khoi-San continue to seek recognition for their land rights and recognition that they are the first settlers …

… of KwaZulu in 1879, and in consequence were awarded land in the Nqutu region of KwaZulu-Natal. The term is … a common arrangement for black farmers living on "white" land to exchange their labour for a small piece of ground … and plant a small crop. However, they had no title to this land, no tenure or work contracts, and could lose their homes …

… notion of communalism was accepted and practiced widely; land was held commonly and could not be bought or sold, … European powers could easily take control of any source of land by using force and violence. They accomplished this by … that from the late 8th century Ghana was considered 'the land of gold'. Mali also possessed great wealth. In 1324-5, …

… mainland, most visiting ships to Table Bay preferred to land on Robben Island to replenish their supplies of fresh …

… newspaper reports at the time rendered South Africa as a land with a great deal of affluence [vi] in an attempt at …

… them apart as much as possible in our institutions. In land ownership, settlement and forms of government we are …

… on the rice plantations to possess knowledge of the land and how to cultivate. The slaves provided sufficient … Sugar cane is best grown on relatively flat, fertile land. The early sugar plantations extensively used of slaves … output and their income, which allowed them to buy more land and more slaves to increase production even further. As …

… homeland of Lebowa, which consisted of several segments of land scattered across the northern Transvaal. Others, mostly … assigned to KwaNdebele. KwaNdebele had been carved out of land that had been given to the son of Nyabela, a well-known …

… for others it represents the invasion and dominion of the land by a foreign and dangerous enemy. It is worth …

… of which were being snatched from Africans in their own land. It was perhaps this familiarity with the concept of all … polling booth in South Africa, Mabuza paid homage to the land she lived in for so long, the land she lobbied within to garner support for South African …

… He was driven naked and chained lying on the floor of the Land Rover van for 740 miles to Pretoria with nothing to eat …

… He was driven naked and chained lying on the floor of the Land Rover van for 740 miles to Pretoria with nothing to eat …

… such bills, but only two (concerning the franchise and land) were eventually passed into law in 1936. After … chapters in this book). The second bill (known as the Land and Trust Act), together with the 1913 Land Act, was at the centre of African nationalist grievances …

… were not even allowed to hunt for food – they lived on land owned by noblemen, and it was seen as their right alone … chose whom they should marry. They could not leave the land they lived and worked on without permission from their … its special privileges - tithes were stopped and Church land was taken and sold; The king lost his absolute power; …

… Day and name it "Terra do Natal", which is Portuguese for "Land of Birth" (Christmas). 1498 Da Gama reaches the mouth of …

… in Durban. Through the coastal belt of Natal they cleared land for cultivating sugar, maize, tobacco or vegetables.  As …