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… came to the Cape, they came into contact with the native Khoikhoi people. The two groups had very different ways of …

… gathering even more support from willing slaves and Khoikhoi labourers along the way. It wasn’t long however …

… to the town there are kraals or villages of: Fingoes and Khoikhoi ." Thomas Baines visited the town in March 1848 and … to the town there are kraals or villages of Fingoes and Khoikhoi." Thomas Baines visited the town in March 1848 and … to the town there are kraals or villages of Fingoes and Khoikhoi." Thomas Baines visited the town in March 1848 and …

… The sculpture depicts  Sarah Baartman , an 18th-century Khoikhoi woman who was taken from her home in Cape Town and …

… identiteit geweef uit die samekoms van Griekwa en Tswana;Khoikhoi en Afrikaner;San en Xhosa;Keurling, Blanke, Indier … is being woven from the strands of Griqua and Tswana;Khoikhoi and Afrikaner, San and Xhosa;Coloured, White, Indian …

… had fresh supplies on route to India and Europe. Local Khoikhoi people that settled in this area prior to the …

… British governor - instead, it retained its original Khoikhoi name, which is thought to translate as ‘place of …

… Frederik Bezidenhout was reported to have mistreated his Khoikhoi labourers, he was summoned to a magistrate’s court …

… between Boer farmers and their slaves, as well as Khoikhoi ("Hotten¬tot") girls. There was a mingling of races … larger than the number of burghers. Labour by slaves and Khoikhoi was the mainstay of agriculture during the Dutch …

… years ago, the Western Cape was the home of the indigenous Khoikhoi and San who co-existed in harmony with nature as …

… these languages, accents, dialects and phrases, along with Khoikhoi dialects, began to influence the way people …

… land dispossession and segregating South Africa. The Khoikhoi, San and Black Africans under the British and the …

… (27). He focuses on many South African cultures: Khoikhoi, Afrikaner, Xhosa, Indian, and Jew. He sees them not …

… and feels that he was in all likelihood killed by the KhoiKhoi. The journal entry from March 12 1655 reads: It is …

… another purpose, for it provided a defence line against Khoikhoi cattle thieves. The Southeast flowing waters of Diep …

… the annexed etching, and on which there were about 1,000 (Khoikhoi) and other coloured people. They lived in two wide … 22-23), who recorded it to have been a mission to Koranna Khoikhoi and Bastards. They described it as follows: "On the …

… a small group began in 1814, and in 1823 a school for the Khoikhoi community was allowed to meet in the government …

… 30 women, 44 boys and 33 girls. The figures exclude the 75 KhoiKhoi employed by the residents and the 64 slaves they …

… (Xhosa, 1878 & Pedi and Zulu, 1879) An alliance between Khoikhoi rebels in the colony and the Xhosa chiefs between …

… Territory and was settled by European farmers and their Khoikhoi allies. In 1829 the area was annexed to the Cape and …

… groups in the area included the Griqua, the San, the  Khoikhoi   and  BaSotho . Parts of this Colonial history …

… and livestock dispossession resulted in wars between the Khoikhoi, San, Xhosa, Zulu, Sotho and a number of other …

… forbade the enslavement of the aboriginal people; the Khoikhoi pastoralists and Bushmen hunter-gatherers from the …

… Elphick, Richard and Shell, Robert, "Intergroup Relations: Khoikhoi, settlers, slaves and free blacks, 1652-1795" in …