1700s in South Africa
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Events
1700
- An ordinance is proclaimed by the Cape Colony's administration, restricting the importation of Asian slaves
1702
- 3 April - The Merenstejin, a Dutch merchant ship, sinks off Jutten Island on the west coast of the Cape Colony
1706
- 28 February - Adam Tas, a community leader in the Cape Colony, is jailed for drafting a petition accusing local VOC officials of corruption and money laundering
1707
- 17 January - Rev. E F Le Bourg, a parson of whom Batavia was glad to be rid, arrives in Cape Town. He enters politics and stirs up trouble
1708
- 17 January - The Cape Council of Policy resolves to deport Rev. E F Le Bourg
- 1 February - Lodewijk van Assenburgh is appointed Governor of the Cape
Births
- 1700 - Hendrik Swellengrebel, Governor of the Cape
References
See Years in South Africa for list of References
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