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… A Khoekhoegowab Dictionary, with an English-Khoekhoegowab Index (Windhoek: Gamsberg Macmillan, 2002), 99. ↵ [52] …

… economy, the growth of towns and (certainly in the case of indigenous societies) the development of the migrant labour …

… came, they had to leave Mozambique and become professor of architecture at Wits, he was a fellow student of mine, …

… by the wing of various brewing of various adulterations of indigenous beer, such as skokiaan and barberton, which had …

… as noted earlier, the languages in question are not indigenous to the country. General characteristics of the JU …

… as noted earlier, the languages in question are not indigenous to the country. General characteristics of the JU …

… the wake of these mineral discoveries, the majority of the indigenous population, the blacks, were systematically …

… is colour which prohibits our entry to such professions as architecture, accounting and surveying. It is colour that …

… They demanded full citizenship because they were the indigenous people of the country, paid taxes to the … nation. For them, Africans only, by virtue of their indigenous origins and preponderant numbers, constituted the …