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… would advance their own interests.  Early History of the Eastern Cape During the early years before Dutch occupation of the … were called a "Trek boers" (Migrant farmers). Map of the Eastern Frontier. Source: samilitaryhistory.org [Accessed: 25 … B., ‘A Proper Degree of Terror: John Graham and the Cape's Eastern Frontier’ , African Affairs, Oxford Journals , pg …

… The situation in the Eastern Cape in the early late 18th and early 19th century … that all adult men should own land. Frontier wars on the eastern frontier of European settlement The situation in the … Contact, conflict and dispossession on the Cape eastern or northern frontiers in the nineteenth century …

… Online - Union of several South African newspapers such as Cape Argus, Cape Times, The Star Mail & Guardian -  Formerly … The Mirror - Zoutnet - Daily News for  the north eastern part of South Africa. Local Newspapers City Vision - … - (Carletonville, Gauteng) Daily Dispatch - (East London, Eastern Cape) District Mail - (Helderberg, Western Cape) The …

… on the South African coast of the Indian Ocean , in the Eastern Cape Province. The boundaries of Pondoland are the Mtamvuna … River in the north, which is also the limit between the Eastern Cape Province and Natal (now kwaZulu-Natal Province) … until the annexation of those territories of Cape Colony, and the Zululand until its annexation of Natal …

… Death of informer school teacher in Sterkstroom, Eastern Cape (October 1985). Bongo, Wellington Mpumelo 1964/05   … Mnyanda Moses 1987/09/01 Killing of councillor, Uitenhage, Eastern Cape. Jaza, Felix 1963/11/02 Poqo members. Killings …

… The Eastern Cape is regarded by many as the cradle of Black resistance … three significant developments occurred which put the Eastern Cape at the forefront of pioneering African political …

… Free State (PDF) Second prize: Tie between, Mrs Mawanda, Eastern Cape and J. Mhlangane (MP) Third prize: Mrs Peterson, KwaZulu … Pule, Free State (PDF) Third prize: Menziwoxolo Nogaga, Eastern Cape (PDF) Ms Naledi Pandor, National Minister of …

… Which is province number 1 ? Kwazulu-Natal Gauteng Northern Cape Free State North West Province Eastern Cape Limpopo Western Cape Mpumalanga   …

… Born: Queenstown, Eastern Cape, 1982. Resides in Cape Town. Received National Diploma in Photography from …

… Born: Lady Frere, Eastern Cape, 1983. Resides and works in Cape Town. He is presently in his third year of study in …

… the 1870s a series of farming associations emerged in the Cape, both in the west and in the east. While both English … emerged in two forms: independent associations in the eastern Cape and midlands, and in the west a set of … of branches by late 1882. Boerenvereenigingen in the eastern Cape Various boerenvereenigingen (famrers …

… eventually led to the imposition of British rule in the Eastern Cape following the 9th Frontier War in 1879. The British … who fought against the conquest and colonisation of the Eastern Cape, the cattle killing was a turning point in Xhosa …

… of the Xhosa in 1807. Translated by Dr William Fehr. Cape Town: AA Balkema. ALEXANDER, James Edward. 1838. An … 1954. Joseph Williams and the Pioneer Mission to the South-Eastern Bantu. Lovedale: Lovedale Press. 1976. Great Heart of … ISAACS, Nathaniel. 1970. Travels and Adventure in Eastern Africa: Natal. Cape Town: Struik. JEAL, Tim. 1973. …

… in India two years previously. The town's position on the eastern seaboard offered many advantages to the Cape's colonial government. It was an ideal landing place for … was also the major point of entry for immigrants to the eastern districts, for the military forces charged with their …

… homelands of the Transkei and Ciskei, now both part of the Eastern Cape Province. Today, the large majority of Xhosa people remain in the Eastern Cape Province. Many Xhosa live in the urban centres …

… Union of South Africa (ASUSA) Durban Students Union Cape Peninsula Student Union Society of Young Africa (SOYA) … of South Africa (YCLSA) Transvaal Youth Organisation (TYO) Cape Border Youth Union (Eastern Cape) Western Cape Youth Organisation (Western Cape) …

… The coastline of the Eastern Cape is treacherous, and several ships ran aground or sunk … century. Somewhat surprisingly, the abeLungu clan in the eastern Elliotdale district trace their descent from …

… in cities and rural districts but especially in the eastern Cape - had adapted the teachings of Garvey to fit in with the … to introduce administrative change more marked than in the eastern Cape area of Herschel, a region settled years before …

… Born: Mount Ayliff, Eastern Cape, 1986. Resides in Vereeniging and is in his third year …

… of the trading system set by the Dutch. At the advice of Cape Governor W.A. van der Stel, the Dutch colonial … enforce its control over the maintenance of borders in the eastern regions of the Cape Colony, the Company establishes … the east at Rietvlei. The Great Brak River is declared the eastern boundary of Cape colony. 1737 September, Georg …

… 1982 30/11/76  Skirmish with South African Police (SAP):  Eastern Transvaal Two SAP killed as arrested cadres escape …  railway between Fort Beaufort and King Williamstown, Eastern Cape. Large quantity of explosives on line found and defused …

… a frontier can change. Before the Dutch arrived at the Cape, there was no frontier. The Dutch settlers began to move further and further away from Cape Town, eastwards and northwards, in search of land to … In 1820, British settlers arrived in what we call the Eastern Cape - home to the Xhosa people. Conflict between the …

… force. At the moment there are 10 High Courts: the Cape of Good Hope; Eastern Cape; Northern Cape; Free State; Kwa-Zulu Natal; … Division, the Durban and Coast Local Division and South-eastern Cape Division. The main task of the Constitutional …

… der Heyden and Gordon Hendricks were brought to trial in Cape Town. Some of these were convicted and given long term … of workers and peasants.   At about this time in the Eastern and Western Cape Poqo had declared war on chiefs … the capacity to mobilise rural communities in the Eastern Cape against chiefs and the increasingly oppressive …

… Davenport In 1955 a group of six White women living in Cape Town, South Africa gathered together for tea one … ministers. From 1965, she worked with the Black Sash’s Eastern Cape branch to monitor and publicize the many forced … was involved in during her involvement while living in the Eastern Cape, one of the most common things she did was …

… of African people in the immediate vicinity of the Cape had been achieved. Other than a small, enfranchised … threat of such. Areas of African (Xhosa) occupation on the eastern frontier however, although annexed by the colonial … more enterprising and resourced Africans living on the eastern frontier could continue to maintain an independent …

… Step of the Way: The Journey to Freedom in South Africa, Cape Town: HSRC Press, pp 43-44, (Commissioned by the … resistance and open warfare. Between 1799 and 1803, on the eastern frontier, the Khoisan and amaXhosa rose up in common … of several military attacks on the amaXhosa across the eastern frontier. The end result was always the same - …