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… the region was the Dutchman François de Kuiper who led a Dutch East India Company expedition to explore. However, the …

… the new museum to commemorate the role played by the early Dutch Settlers in the history of the region. The interior of … the new museum to commemorate the role played by the early Dutch Settlers in the history of the region. The interior of …

… Plaatjie and Moses Kotane to name a few, inform us that a Dutch based East India Company sentenced one of its senior … tracks of land to plough crops for the benefit of the Dutch based East India Company and its trade. The year when …

… that combined Afrikaans scholars (many of them uneasily Dutch Reformed) and increasingly radical Catholic friars. At …

… and his name is Commemorated in the congregation of the Dutch Reformed Church and in the seaside resort Herolds Bay . …

… Britain, well on the way to defeating her French and Dutch rivals in the colonies, was expanding her trade. She …

… when Dr. Eschel Rhoodie negotiated an agreement with a Dutch publisher to establish a new magazine called To the …

… 1932 January, begins studying at Oxford, focusing on Roman-Dutch law but also takes lectures on English history and …

… modern-day Maynardville was originally administered by the Dutch East India Company (VOC) and is named after financier …

… downward, has always reminded me of paintings by the Dutch master, Jan Vermeer, such as The Lacemaker. Both are …

… Southern African groups as well as a long line of Dutch forebears. This combination has evolved into the unique …

… won the Natal Open Golf Championship (after winning the Dutch Open in 1959 and 1960). He was not allowed inside the …

… that comes from the meeting of Khoi, San, Xhosa, Malay, Dutch, French and English languages and cultures, all of …

… small local scale and, say, within the British, French and Dutch Empires (Home and Colonial workers) respectively, and …

… became poorer and their number increased. Ministers of the Dutch Reformed Churches interested themselves in the problem, …

… the recalcitrant Boer Republics. When, however, the big Dutch farmers finally became convinced of the wisdom of … Cape liberalism. A political marriage took place between Dutch feudalism and British imperialism and the Fusion …

… under apartheid. Beyers Naudé, a minister in the Dutch Reformed Church who was active against apartheid, was …

… in South Africa The slaves were brought to the Cape by Dutch commercial capital which tore them away from West … whom were sent here to serve sentences for resisting the Dutch in the East Indies, did not forget their resistance to … The second British Occupation continued from where the Dutch had left off. In 1807 the Slave Trade was abolished …

… time It was in the shadow of this mountain that first the Dutch, and then the English, established a permanent European …

… have a tangible illustration of this in the policy of the Dutch Reformed Church in its Central African missions as …

… and those inside the country. A Revolutionary Council (RC) was established to integrate political and military … Yusuf Dadoo and Reg September were elected to serve on the RC. At the end of the conference the ANC adopted the Strategy … October 2011] ANC, The ANC's second submission to the T, RC , from the African National Congress, [online], Available …

… hedge, which separated Jan Van Riebeeck and the first Dutch settlers of the seventeenth century from the Africans. …

… under the leadership of Jan Van Riebeeck, when the Dutch East India Company elected to create a permanent …

… on equality of the two official languages, English and Dutch. Since Hertzog’s policies were orientated towards …

… auction. A number of stands were also reserved for the Dutch Reformed Church and the Anglican Church. The village …

… Russell; the Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk ( NGK) – Dutch Reformed Church in Afrika, also in 1985; the SA …

… was born in Ga-Molepo in the Northern Transvaal. A Dutch Reformed Church minister, he pastored a church in … to Pretoria where he was minister at the Atteridgeville Dutch Reformed Church. Later he served as president of the … en Kuns was established in 1909 to promote Afrikaans (and Dutch). In 1941, the Academy was divided into two faculties: …

… David Goldblatt and Margaret Courtney Clarke’s book, Cape Dutch Homesteads , is published by C Struik Publishers, Cape Town . Cape Dutch Homesteads (1981) Lloyd Spencer starts working for …

… of gold. Before this time the imperialism of the Dutch and British in South Africa was not of the kind defined … commercial than industrial capital. From 1652 to 1805 the Dutch used the Cape as a military outpost and refuelling …

… in the humanities and peaceful arts of civilisation. The Dutch farmers who first settled in the Cape bitterly resented … made of late by the clergy of the English Church and the Dutch Reformed Church to protest against the more outrageous …