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… many European trading giants including the British, Dutch and French began building fortifications along the … began after the British took possession of the remaining Dutch trading posts along the coast, giving British firms a … Africans and Europe. The Ashanti had long viewed the Dutch as allies, so they invaded the British protectorate …

… When disaffected groups of Dutch farmers from the Cape reached the Trans-Gariep region, … in 1892, but as these were in English, many of the town’s Dutch residents took offence at this slight upon the ZAR’s … from the many streams in the area, thus giving it its Dutch name, the ‘Witwatersrand’ or ‘ridge of white waters’. …

… of the body, a decision which led to the formation of the Dutch Reformed Church. Dutch emigrant Jacobus Stewart, in his book The Hollander …

… who disagreed with them as 'communists.' The three white Dutch Reformed churches continued to support government … Allan Boesak , a minister in the 'coloured' wing of the Dutch Reformed Church. Mass Democratic Movement Another State …

… De Nieuwe Haerlem The Nieuwe Haerlem and Schiedam, two Dutch East India Company (VOC) ships, left Batavia for … search for the wreck under the leadership of Olaf Bergh, a Dutch East India Company (VOC) employee. Bergh found the …

… South East Asia, with the huge presence of slaves from Dutch colonies such as Malaysia. The connection of the … even to the names of many Khoisan individuals, who have Dutch or Afrikaner names dating back to the colonial period. …

… group of Khoikhoi settlers also known as the Korana) and Dutch speaking people of mixed descent arrived in the …

… Minister Minister Mpho Malie, results in the death of a Dutch aid worker Samuella Jacobina Verwey (36) of the Clinton …

… punishment for it. Captain Van Hunks and the Devil An old Dutch/Afrikaans tale about how Cape Town got its … ruler. In the time when the Cape was still ruled by the Dutch, Sheikh Yusuf was banned to the Cape after a war …

… Conference is held under the auspices of the Dutch Reformed Church . It encourages the ANC to withdraw … (and last) European-African Conference is sponsored by the Dutch Reformed Church. To read extracts of the conference …

… companies. [6] Great Trek - This was a movement of Dutch-speaking colonists in the interior of Southern Africa …

… the use of ‘jij’ as ‘a disrespectful expression in the Dutch language’. [iv] Louis went one step further, obtaining …

… border October 19, Paul Kruger goes on board the Dutch cruiser, De Gelderland that is diverted from sea by …

… History of the Eastern Cape During the early years before Dutch occupation of the region, the Xhosa, Khoikhoi and San … other labour needs of the white famers. However, the Dutch East India Company (V.O.C.) became worried about the …

… Unionists hold aloof and the bar loalcrs are hostile & the Dutch murderous, it is something. As for the natives. Wolton …

… racial prejudices and policies imposed by the British and Dutch. Various sources can be attributed to the cause of … facilitated by the colonial conquests of the British and Dutch during the 17th and 18th centuries. The Dutch East India Company (VOC) was established in 1795 with …

… was visited for the first time by groups of disaffected Dutch farmers from the Cape, better known as Voortrekkers, … force acting at the instigation of the Boers, leaving the Dutch in the rear-guard to conduct a simple mopping-up …

… burgeoning Afrikaner nationalist movement of the 1900s, Dutch Reform Calvinism became a major foundation of apartheid … grounded on Afrikaans culture, Afrikaans language and Dutch Reform Calvinism, separated from English influence and …

… curtailed the rights of the Black majority. English and Dutch became the official languages.  Afrikaans did not gain …

… organised migration ") or the political disenchantment of Dutch-speaking farmers on the Eastern Cape frontier with …

… subsequent abolition of slavery in 1808. Until that time Dutch farmers employed by the Dutch East India Company (VOC) supplied fresh food to passing …

… been authorized by the Minister of Law and Order. July, A Dutch national, Klaas de Jong, is detained under the Internal … arms and ammunition to the ANC. He seeks refuge in the Dutch Embassy in Pretoria. 18 October, Malesela Benjamin …

… a military presence in the region to deter potential Dutch uprisings in the district of Graaff-Reinet, and to …

… to the west of the Fish River, an area from which the Dutch colonial administration had driven the AmaXhosa on a … internal refugees. 1803 - 1806 The Cape is retroceded to Dutch rule under Batavian administration. Advocate A de Mist … troops and a Cape burgher militia at Blaauwberg, the Dutch capitulate. All property of the Batavian Government is …

… of new nation, European language (mainly English and Dutch), religion, school history. In this view, African … Africa was based on the ideas of Abraham Kuyeper who was a Dutch statesman, politician and theologian. [29] He believed … and formed the Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk which was the Dutch Reformed Church. He referred to Afrikaner history in …

… employment originated during the colonial era [i] . Early Dutch immigrants employed and enslaved members of the …

… groups of settlers clashed with one another, and rival Dutch and British populations fought for control over the … from the frontier farms, which neither the British not the Dutch were able to reverse. The droughts between 1800 and …

… these, the British, who had taken over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, were the most powerful group. This was because …

… possibly be faced with "a rebellion of both English and Dutch Colonists." In other words, Great Britain would not be …

… University Press. M'CARTER, Rev John. 1869. The Dutch Reformed Church in South Africa: An Historical Sketch. …