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… brilliant debut as a professional in 1959 when he won the Dutch Open, which he won again in 1960 and 1963. Despite …

… of the Hervonnde Kerk and was actively hostile to other Dutch Churches in the Western Transvaal. In the political …

… the most promising young writer in 1973, she also got the Dutch/Flemish prize and the Reina Prinsen-Geerligs prize for …

… in Afrikaans as Die Toorn van die Voorvaders (1990) and in Dutch as De Wraak van het Voorgeslacht (1999). Three of his …

… also assisted translators in translating the Bible from Dutch to Afrikaans. When the Suid Afrikaanse Akademie vir … people. Malherbe also did much translation of hymns from Dutch to Afrikaans. Spontaneous expression of intense emotion …

… into a comfortable residence on the Heerengracht, near the Dutch Reformed Church. In 1712 Simon van der Stel died. With …

… of consecutive goals. This record was later broken by the Dutch soccer player, Ruud van Nistelrooy, who at the time was …

… hosted by the African National Congress (ANC) and the Dutch Government in Amsterdam. There Coetzee met exiled South …

… in many languages including English, German, French, Dutch, Polish, Hindi and Zulu. The collected works of Jonker, …

… (the Great). He supported his father-in-law against the Dutch East In dia Company (D.E.I.C) in the struggle to gain a …

… it De Middelburg Getuige, and increased coverage of Dutch news and comment. He became active in the Middelburg …

… His parents, Dirk and Francina, were members of the Dutch Reformed Church. His mother died young and Uys was …

… were expected to do so in London. This meant that many Dutch farmers at the Cape lost a great deal of their wealth …

… in at least seven languages,inclunding German and High Dutch.  …

… up at a boarding school under the guardianship of the Dutch Reformed Church at Platteland in the Transvaal. At 18 …

… was one of South Africa's last great scholars of Roman Dutch law and one of the most academic and analytical of the …

… in at least eight languages, including German and Dutch, as well as English and all the major African …

… training and a love of the sea among young English- and Dutch-speaking South Africans. The General Botha was rebuilt …

… of the Witwatersrand (Wits) in the hopes of becoming a Dutch Reformed Church Minister. He transferred to the …

… Pretoria, but was turned down because he could not speak Dutch. He was subsequently employed by Crown Mines on Number …

… he communicated in perfect English and had command of Dutch, Spanish, Italian, German, French and Portuguese. [i] … as well as Lydia van Niekerk, who guided him into Dutch literature. Krige soon began translating some French … of his poetry had been accepted for publication in the Dutch magazine Helikon. For Krige, this is the first real …

… and one of her Lords.’ Archie Mafeje’s name is the Dutch National Directorate. Hence, Mafeje contributed to …

… was especially concerned about young Afrikaners for whom Dutch as the Bible language had gradually become more alien …

… BA degree at the University of Fort Hare majoring in Roman Dutch Law and English. At Fort Hare Mxenge joined the Youth …

… Johannes Vermeer (1632-75) and other painters of the Dutch Golden Age. In the 1980s he wrote about photography for …

… which is a wild cat - a perverted pronunciation of the Dutch word “Linksch”. [5] Reverend Campbell met him on Robben … of Balala. [18] Makhanda was fairly acquainted with the Dutch language and European culture, which historians … between Port Elizabeth and the Fish River. In 1777, the Dutch Governor Joachim van Plettenberg claimed to make a …

… or 17 had to leave Owamboland to work on various English, Dutch, Scottish and German-owned farms. His father provided a …

… of Natal. In 1914 her father built an imposing neo-Cape Dutch style house in Durban 's Berea, at the top of Marriott …

… family, Kotze senior had not been a devout member of the Dutch Reformed Church.He attended the University of the …

… His vision of South Africa included both British and Dutch. Botha was a leading figure in the Paris Peace … headed by Botha, was held in Heidelberg to ask that Dutch and English be given equal status, to prevent further … after the Education Act of 1907 made English, but not Dutch, a compulsory school-learning subject. Nevertheless, …