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The Botswana Massacre: Victims were very "soft" targets | |
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The Boy Up a Tree: A fable with acknowledgements to St.Luke and Dostoevsky, preached in St. George's Cathedral, Cape Town | |
| The Boy with a Cart |
University of Durban-Westville |
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| The boys dancing |
While the dance is going on a women onlooker is plaiting a grass rope. |
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| The boys touch each others spears |
The boys touch each others wooden spears. the second boy from the left, with trousers, is Susa's young son sikhelane, called "The little umthakathi" |
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| The braak |
The Braak, Stellenbosch |
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| The Braak, Stellenbosch, Cape Town |
The Braak, Stellenbosch, Cape Town |
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| The breakwater |
The breakwater,durban |
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| The Breweries Garden |
The Breweries Garden. |
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| The Bride |
Color sketch of Loho's bride, holding an umbrela. |
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| The bride "umakoti", his groom and another man showing the birthday cake,uMsinga |
The bride "umakoti", his groom and another man showing the birthday cake,uMsinga |
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| The bride "umakoti", his groom and another man showing the birthday cake,uMsinga |
The bride "umakoti", his groom and another man showing the birthday cake,uMsinga |
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| The bride in traditional dresses, uMsinga, 1991 |
The bride in traditional dresses, uMsinga, 1991 |
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| The bride showing her traditional dresses, uMsinga, 1991 |
The bride showing her traditional dresses, uMsinga, 1991 |
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| The bride showing her traditional dresses, uMsinga, 1991 |
The bride showing her traditional dresses, uMsinga, 1991 |
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| The bride showing her traditional dresses, uMsinga, 1991 |
The bride showing her traditional dresses, uMsinga, 1991 |
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| The bride showing her traditional dresses, uMsinga, 1991 |
The bride showing her traditional dresses, uMsinga, 1991 |
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| The brigde over Zambezi River below Victtoria falls |
The brigde over victotia falls |
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| The British flag over the Castle |
The British flag over the Castle; A shell picture story, South African history in pictures Part III; 1796-1825 |
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The British invasion of Zululand: some thoughts for the centenary year |
It is now one hundred years since the British invaded the Zulu kingdom and the Zulu, by the |