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… 'The country or land of Kaffraria', according to an 'early Dutch account of the Cape 'is so named after the Kafirs, its … back to Europe their impressions of the Cape. So the Dutch already knew something about the Cape and its … were designed to tie them to their jobs. In 1794, the Dutch East India Company gave settlers the right to arrest …

… say, because it also came over the news tonight that the Dutch Government had decided that they will no longer in … Africa. Firstly, I am not aware of any subsidy that the Dutch Government does pay in this regard. But I might be wrong, if there is a subsidy which the Dutch Government has been paying up till now, then I will …

… the German language was his inspiration. The writings of Dutch masters were a joy to him and these, too, he read in the Dutch language. He was a linguist. He was proficient in German, Dutch, Afrikaans, English, Latin and the Bantu languages. He …

… of Xhosa ancestral lands began during the 1770's when the Dutch annexed the border areas between the Gamtoos and …

… who possessed Peace Preservation Ordinance Permits, or Dutch Registration Certificates, or educational …

… Also, wait for it, there in the heart of Lesotho was a Dutch Reformed Church. Yes, the same church which gave to …

… with them. And I remember there was a group of about 50 Dutch Reformed Dominee’s who were very keen, and I said to … he was responsible for me becoming, wanting to become a Dutch Reformed Dominee. I was working in his Church here in … Wits you know, 1960, and Beyers was then Moderator of the Dutch Reformed Synod in the Southern Transvaal in those days. …

… under the leadership of Beyers Naude , a minister of the Dutch Reformed Church , had raised a prophetic voice to warn … South Africa's racial policies aptly enough, since in the Dutch-derived Afrikaans language that South Africa's dominant …

… the local inhabitants being too content with the mediocre. Dutch phlegm, conservative ideas and political dissension …

… Native Land Act in 1913, it spans back to the expansion of Dutch colonial settlements in the Cape . Land and livestock …

… previously been ruled in succession by the Portuguese, the Dutch and finally the French, becoming a part of French West …

… to the satisfaction of the officer either in English or Dutch, and possess certain property qualifications were …

… to the satisfaction of the officer either in English or Dutch, and possess certain property qualifications were …

… Portuguese [lxxxvi] . In 1641 war was raging between the Dutch and the Portueguese and both the Kingdoms of Kongo and Ndongo allied with the Dutch in an effort to drive out the Portuguese from Angola. … drive the Portuguese completely out of Central Africa. The Dutch conquered Luanda and blocked most of the Portuguese …

… Britain was outstripping her rivals, the French and the Dutch, precisely because other advanced industrial … sections were engaged in crushing a tribal people. The Dutch were creeping steadily northwards both before and after … Under these circumstances the majority of the Dutch knew that their interests were well protected by the …

… Spaniards; the Chinese and Japanese; the Germans and the Dutch; English itself is a Germanic language. (b) COLOUR: … not always succeed in creating a nation, as witness, the Dutch and English in South Africa. (d) COMMON ORIGIN: This …

… as Africa, Asia and America. At the start of the 1600’s Dutch and English trading companies were established that had …

… After receiving the award, he makes a speech before the Dutch Parliament in The Hague. 14 June, Thabo Mbeki is …

… coast were the Portuguese in the 15th century. Later the Dutch, British, French and Scandinavians followed. They were …

… in the year 1652 (Class Notes). The Whites (English and Dutch) imposed a religion on the blacks in which the Messiah …

… 1940, when she came under the influence of a minister of a Dutch Reformed Church. During the War, she had left the …

… Following the arrival of Portuguese, British, French, and Dutch traders show up. Among the Igbo and Ibibio a number of …

… has had an ideological component superimposed on it, the Dutch Reformed Church-sanctioned doctrine of racial purity. … female employers are always referred to as 'the Madam'. A Dutch concoction of syrupy cakes twisted into a knot. The …

… the two white groups of South Africa (British and Dutch) and the baboon the black people (Africans). This …

… cases they have to converse through the medium of either Dutch, Sisutu, or Xhosa. Those coming from far up in the …

… was a thoroughly male one. From the earliest days of Dutch settlement at the Cape, government was seen as … to wield considerable authority in the community, most Dutch, Afrikaans-speaking women were content to exercise … until well into the twentieth century. The hold of the Dutch Reformed Church, with its fundamentalist reading of the …

… the Tsar agreed to the appointment of a South African of Dutch origin, Dr Leyds, as the ZAR’s envoy to Russia in …

… and the importation of Scottish ministers to serve the Dutch Reformed congregations. These efforts clearly were … in the Cape fractured white identity into British and Dutch (or Boer, later to become Afrikaner). The division in …

… together his dignity and reprimanded the warder in high Dutch, thoroughly confusing him. The outcome for Tefu was …

… stream of propaganda against the Coloured workers. The Dutch Reformed Churches also played a very active part in …