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  • Xhosa women dancing as they return to their village from the fields.
    Xhosa

    Ngqika, Ndlambe, and the Gqunkhwebe (the latter being partly of Khoekhoe origin).

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    Ngqika, Ndlambe, and the Gqunkhwebe (the latter being partly of Khoekhoe origin).

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  • South Africa
    South Africa
    / British occupation of the Cape

    …on the Xhosa groups, the Gqunukhwebe and Ndlambe. An attack by the Rharhabe-Xhosa on Graham’s Town (Grahamstown; now Makhanda) in 1819 provided the pretext for the annexation of more African territory, to the Keiskamma River. Various Rharhabe-Xhosa groups were driven from their lands throughout the early 1830s. They counterattacked in…

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    …on the Xhosa groups, the Gqunukhwebe and Ndlambe. An attack by the Rharhabe-Xhosa on Graham’s Town (Grahamstown; now Makhanda) in 1819 provided the pretext for the annexation of more African territory, to the Keiskamma River. Various Rharhabe-Xhosa groups were driven from their lands throughout the early 1830s. They counterattacked in…

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