The Cape Khoekhoe: the appearance of a people
project and is connected to the ongoing NUFU collaborative program between the University of Tromso and the University of Botswana. Oevernes has previously (J 998/99) done fieldwork among street people in Cape Town For seven months she stayed in close contact with a group of strollers, and became aw...
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| Summary: | project and is connected to the ongoing NUFU collaborative program between the University of Tromso and the University of Botswana. Oevernes has previously (J 998/99) done fieldwork among street people in Cape Town For seven months she stayed in close contact with a group of strollers, and became aware of the delicate issues concerning Coloureds ' ethnic identity in the New South Africa. This was her introduction to feelings and sentiments on Khoekhoe ethnicity and resulted in |
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