As the freeburghers and the slaves married, a population called the Cape coloreds arose. This is where the slaves came in handy since the colony did not like the Khoikhoi labor. The freeburghers were settled on large farms, which required strong laborers. 3) Van Riebeek, who proceeded over the colony had now gained superiority over the indigenous people, imported slaves, and settled the freeburghers. The Khoikhioi could not match the firearms of the Dutch. 1-2) Conflict was inevitable and finally after 7 years of settlement the indigenous Khoikhoi attacked the colony. The cape of South Africa proved to be a perfect resting spot for ships on their course from Holland or India. The oppression of the indigenous people of South Africa began with the colonization by the Dutch through the Dutch East India Company. Both these countries have been subjected to nearly 400 years of oppression of Europeans over Africans. This will be done through a comparison of these ideas between South Africa and Jamaica. In this paper, the reactions of Africans (Jamaicans included) to oppression will be surveyed through politics, religion, and music. The only difference is some Africans lost their land and others were stolen from their land. Like Jamaica, South Africa has been oppressed since the days of the European colonizers. Lucky Dube is a reggae artist from South Africa singing in a fight against oppression in his country. Knowing that already they are the victims of the situation" REACTIONS TO OPPRESSION: JAMAICA AND SOUTH AFRICA Erin Kenny Packed with care, shipped promptly.| The Matrix | Rhetoric of Reggae Music | Reggae Links | Dread Library Catalog |
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