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… governments encouraged their citizens to become permanent settlers in their African colonies, providing them with … land was taken from African rulers and given to Portuguese settlers. The control of land gave Portuguese the power to …

… history of this country before the arrival of the European settlers. The full story begins millions of years ago. …

… often comprises the indigenous Khoisan people and White settlers. Most of the Coloured population live in the …

… and sanitation. Having no secure right to the land, the settlers construct homes from scrap metal and found wood; and … by other European Nations. The influx of British settlers and the imposition of British law infuriated the … as a way of providing a buffer between the advancing Dutch settlers and the indigenous groups to the East. This idea …

… a new political body which called itself the Indian Settlers and Colonial-born Association. This Association was … ambitions and advancement." The leader of the Indian Settlers and Colonial-Born Association was Advocate Albert … slow to heal. For ten years the Colonial born and Indian Settlers' Association robbed the community of any hopes of …

… their superiors that when establishing the settlement, the settlers should reciprocate the ubuntu of the Khoi and the … an opinion that was to inform the attitude of many of the settlers towards the black people. Van Riebeeck held a racist … the Dutch, the French, the Belgian and the British settlers who colonized most of our countries on the …

… Congress, and as tillers of the soil and permanent settlers in the country, we say that the Congress is doing …

… With the coming of the Dutch settlers, the Khoikhoi faced a stronger demand for their …

… resulted in: “Gonaqua Khoi, San, amaXhosa, Dutch farming settlers, missionaries of several European nationalities, …

… (1858). Is it correct to refer to these Boers as “settlers”? Some Afrikaners today deny that they are “settlers” and sometimes refer to themselves as “the white … The first British governors of the Cape introduced British settlers who were just as greedy as their Boer predecessors …

… earned its place on the map, attracting a number of settlers who wanted to be a part of the Gold Rush. This is …

… and accede to be subjects of the Crown, or Black 'settlers'. *Note: Mfengu - Although they speak a common …

… inland From the late 1600s and into the 1700s, the Cape settlers moved further north and east from Cape Town. This …

… had informed the response of our people to the European settlers from the very first days of their arrival in the … extending to them the traditional welcome with which new settlers were received. However, these settlers were intent on colonisation, the seizure of the land …

… he unearthed human remains . Although the first white settlers were already arriving in the Durban area and the … rivers only happened in the late 1850’s . One of the first settlers was a certain Joshua Walmsley. The granting of …

… and betrayed, and decided to form the Colonial Born and Settlers' Indian Association. At the first conferences … 1934. We who are South African-born Indians and permanent settlers in this land have come together to consider our life …

… Church to commemorate the arrival of French Huguenot settlers in 1688. Its foundation stone was laid on 24 August …

… and the resultant wrangle between Voortrekker and English settlers was only resolved in 1871 when the British annexed …

… and by December of the same year about 10 000 British Settlers made their home in the new Republic. Parker was also …

… and was originally known as Witsieshoek to European settlers and Qwaqwa to locals. Its current name is a seSotho …

… in the article below. Early Conflict between the British Settlers and the Dutch-Speaking Farmers: As briefly mentioned … occurred between the rural descendants of the Dutch Settlers and the British rules implemented in the Cape … not allowed to buy 93% of the land allocated to European settlers and were only allowed to occupy land owned by the …

… prison. After bad behaviour on the part of the convict settlers, Chief Xhore drove them off and they sought refuge … was an outbreak of war on this frontier with the Dutch settlers led by another great Khoena leader, Nommoa (also … and Muslim Graveyards were bulldozed over to make way for Settlers Way and also for the Hospital extensions and UCT …

… Trek, there were other equally compelling reasons for the settlers to leave the Cape Colony. Further reading list: A …

… and skirmishes between the Khoisan , Xhosa , and European settlers . Its history is intertwined with the broader …

… Society (EANHS)]. The group consisted mainly of colonial settlers and naturalists who needed a place to keep and …

… " Place of Cheetahs " . Legend has it that when the first settlers arrived, they were stunned by the vast plains, that …

… developed around 1848–1850 when land was granted to settlers for sugar cultivation.  Derived from the Zulu word …