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What’s in a South African name? From Krotoa to Van der Stel
Saddled with the burden of apartheid and colonial-slanted textbooks, South Africans have tended to take…
Unlikely friendship between egocentric, self-driven men
When, on September 4, 1939, Jan Smuts exulted in – only narrowly – winning…
Dundee’s Lost Tales: Where foes rest in peace
It is Heritage Month and the ideal time to pay respects to those ‘lost graves’…
Photos-reveal-plight-Afrikaners-concentration-camps
Inside Britain’s concentration camps: Harrowing photographs reveal the plight of thousands of Afrikaners detained in…
Dispersed True Israel
This Ensign or Flag represents the 12 tribes of Dispersed True Israel. The dark blue…
Mattheüs Hendrikus (Tewie) Wessels – The lone fighter.
The Lone Fighter, Mattheus Hendrikus (Tewie) Wessels, was born in 1878 on the farm Olifantskop…
Correct Term: Boer Nationalist Not Right Winger
The Boer Republicans / Boer Nationalists / Boer Irredentists & other modern era Boers who…
The Long Struggle For Self Determination.
The Boers have had a long struggle to acquire self determination. A struggle which dates…
concentration camp
The term “concentration camp” was used to describe camps operated by the British in South…
The Hebrew Letter – ו “ WAW ”
The Hebrew Letter – ו “ WAW ” Another beautiful proof that the “…
Die Stem van Suid Afrika – folk version
This is my version of the old poem by CJ Langenhoven which became the old…
Voortrekkers
The Voortrekkers (Afrikaans and Dutch for pioneers, literally “fore-pullers”, “those in front who pull”, “fore-trekkers”)…
Lord Kitchener – In violence, we forget who we are
Earl Kitchener of Khartoum also nicknamed as Kitchener of Chaos, was the British Military Chief…
The Grosvenor treasure — did it really exist?
The treasure thought to be aboard the sunken trading ship Grosvenor and which has gripped…
At Slagtersnek you die twice.
The Slagtersnek Rebellion in 1815 is a well-known event in SA history, but some historians…