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… After a vote dominated by the Afrikaner Nationalist majority in the South African …

… animal health professionals who worked in both the Afrikaner and British –controlled areas of South Africa to … and farmer conferences, including those organised by Afrikaner agricultural groups, and lectured farmers on the …

… was both linguistic and cultural. He identified as an Afrikaner, which was very controversial during a time when ‘Afrikaner’ was a title reserved only for Afrikaans-speaking … to become more apparent. During a time when (White)  Afrikaner nationalists were promoting ‘pure Afrikaans’ as …

… on 1st January 1969 in Vereeniging into a working class Afrikaner family. Although he participated in various … at Witbank, he won an athletic scholarship to Rand Afrikaner University (RAU), now the University of … termed the new Rainbow Nation of South Africa, not just an Afrikaner minority. To emphasise this to his squad, Pienaar …

… While he was in Orange Free State, Lembede was exposed to Afrikaner Nationalism. This experience of Afrikaner Nationalism and together with his readings of …

… Five members of the Afrikaner Resistance Movement (AWB) are sentenced to …

… he began his passionate foray into his studies of the Afrikaner language. He earned a reputation for …

… people attend an AWB meeting and a further 200 attend an Afrikaner Volkswag meeting the gatherings are held to pro …

… Beyers Naude (89), an Afrikaner cleric who became one of the most important moral …

… flag for the Union of South Africa (in 1925 by DF Malan), Afrikaner …

… flag for the Union of South Africa (in 1925 by DF Malan), Afrikaner …

… Delegates at the summit of the Afrikaner Unity Movement (AUM), held in Pretoria, voted to …

… The Afrikaner Broederbond (AB) adopts a new constitution, which …

… Vlok, says in the House of Assembly that no member of the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging ( …

… in Pretoria to mark the foundation on 4 May 1984 of the Afrikaner Volkswag (People’s Guard), a …

… and Order, Le Grange, to investigate the activities of the Afrikaner …

… it was the only way to woo increasing numbers of white Afrikaner garment workers into the union. Sachs was … for her stance.  She tried valiantly to persuade leading Afrikaner women, like Anna Cornelius, to join her in …

… was born on 13th January 1953 in Cape Town, the son of an Afrikaner clerk, he graduated from Hoerskool Jan van Riebeeck …

… philosophy of J.H Hofmeyr “Onze Jan”, the leader of the Afrikaner Bond. It was also during his time at Stellenbosch … he was unpopular with his kinsmen. He also antagonised Afrikaner Nationalists by not reprieving Jopie Fourie, the … by the Herenigde National Party largely supported by the Afrikaner community, decided the future policy of South …

… Johannes van der Walt, SA wrestler and national hero of an Afrikaner section, is unveiled at the Rand Afr …

… About 10 000 Afrikaner women, led by Mrs H.C. Steyn, march to the Union …

… Johannes van der Merwe, SA church leader and leader of the Afrikaner community, is born in the district of Calvinia, …

… traditions. Her father who was  deeply committed to Afrikaner nationalism arsing from the family's experiences in … the Swartland Laerskool. Her cousins were members of the Afrikaner Broederbond . Her mother came from a Methodist …

… as the best-administered sector in South Africa. Brand and Afrikaner nationalism The Free State during Brand’s … considered as such by the Boers. He was suspicious of the Afrikaner Bond, which he regarded as subversive, and refused to support Afrikaner nationalism. Most Free Staters favoured an alliance …

… In the early 1950s he was married to Bettie du Toit , an Afrikaner trade unionist. Continuously under bans since 1953 …

… born on 13 April 1953 in Vryburg, a small, conservative Afrikaner town in Transvaal (now North West Province). His …

… of the Union of South Africa and life-long chairman of the Afrikaner Party, is born in Bu …

… he called for South African nationalism of an exclusively Afrikaner flavour outside the rule of Britain. During the … of international interest. After the election of 1914 his Afrikaner  National Party  had 44 seats in the House of …

… of Good Hope, which, upon his return, he advocated as an ideal location for a provisioning station, a view that was …