-
Sekhukhuneland Sekhukhuneland or Se****uniland (Afrikaans: Sekoekoeniland) is a
natural region in north-east
South Africa,
located in the
historical Transvaal...
- fire
contribute to the
endemism of many
plant species in
South Africa.
Sekhukhuneland, for instance, is home to more than
fifty species endemic plant species...
- is DC47. This
district is
named after the
natural region of
Sekhukhuneland.
Sekhukhuneland is
named after the Pedi King Sekhukhune, who
succeeded Sekwati...
-
Drainage basins of
South Africa. The
historical area of the Pedi people,
Sekhukhuneland, is
located between the
Olifants River and one of its
largest tributaries...
-
Congress of
Trade Unions, and the
Sebatakgomo movement of his
native Sekhukhuneland. He was
imprisoned on
Robben Island for
eight years from 1964 to 1972...
-
apartheid state removed the
families to
farms further from the town or to
Sekhukhuneland. In 2001, in one of
South Africa's
first completed land restitution...
- Seshego: 302,676 (LEB-4) Thabamoopo: 353,193 (LEB-1) Nebo: 324,909 (LEB-5)
Sekhukhuneland: 404,335 (LEB-2) Naphuno: 167,665 (LEB-8) Ma****neng: 215,250 (LEB-12)...
- residential, and Tutu
lived there while his wife
trained as a
nurse in
Sekhukhuneland;
their children lived with Tutu's
parents in Munsieville. In August...
-
student movement. In
subsequent decades, he
practiced as a
doctor in
Sekhukhuneland while remaining involved in
political activism.
After the end of apartheid...
-
reigning monarch King
Sekhukhune I, in the
northeastern region known as
Sekhukhuneland,
bordering on Swaziland.
Further friction was
caused by the refusal...
