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Botshabelo,
meaning "a
place of refuge", is a
large township set up in 1979. It is
located east of
Bloemfontein in the present-day Free
State province...
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Botshabelo ("place of refuge" in the
Northern Sotho language) in the
district of Middelburg, in
Mpumalanga Province,
South Africa,
originated as a mission...
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expansion called Botshabelo was
added in 1979. The
Bloemfontein muni****lity
channelled off all
black urbanisation to
Thaba Nchu and
Botshabelo,
which were...
- repulsed. On 16
February 1877, the two
parties signed a
peace treaty at
Botshabelo. The Boers'
inability to
subdue the Pedi led to the
departure of Burgers...
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Kaizer Sebothelo Stadium is a multi-use
stadium in
Botshabelo,East of
Bloemfontein ,
South Africa. It is
currently used
mostly for
football matches and...
- city
Tweeling Viljoenskroon Villiers Vredefort Bethulie Bloemfontein Botshabelo Dewetsdorp Edenburg Fauresmith Jacobsdal Jagersfontein Koffiefontein Luckhoff...
- Jagersfontein: 6,353 Bloemfontein: 300,150 Petrusburg: 11,071 Brandfort: 23,521
Botshabelo: 177,926 Philippolis: 7,056 Fauresmith: 8,916 Koffiefontein: 10,778 Jacobsdal:...
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Sekoto was born on 9
December 1913 at the
Lutheran Mission Station in
Botshabelo, near Middelburg,
Eastern Transvaal (now
known as Mpumalanga). He was...
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midfielder for
Durban City in the
National First Division. He
hails from
Botshabelo. He was a
youth player in
Bloemfontein Celtic and
started his
senior career...
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important mission station of
Botshabelo, the
Northern Sotho (Sepedi) word for "place of refuge". On the hill
overlooking Botshabelo, a fort was
erected which...
