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This book traces the history of the amaTshatshu chieftaincy in the Eastern Cape, focusing on its role during colonial times, apartheid, and the post-apartheid era.
Year: 2018
Region / city: Eastern Cape, South Africa
Theme: History, Politics, Chieftaincy
Document type: Book
Institution: University of Cape Town
Author: Anne Mager, Jeff Phiko Velelo
Target audience: Undergraduates in African Studies, South African history, South African Political Studies, Gender Studies, development practitioners, international readership interested in African Studies and history
Period of validity: 1818–2018
Date of approval: September 2018
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He kai kei aku ringa (HKKAR) Fund 2018 Application Guidelines
Year: 2018
Region / City: New Zealand
Subject: Māori economic development funding
Document type: Application guidelines
Organization: Te Puni Kōkiri
Target audience: Māori organizations, whānau, hapū, iwi
Application deadline: 28 May 2018
Funding focus areas: Employment, Rangatahi, Enterprise, Regions, Education
Eligibility: Legal entities in New Zealand not controlled by the State or overseas
Submission method: Email to [email protected]
Assessment body: Te Puni Kōkiri and Māori Economic Development Advisory Board
Purpose: Support Māori economic development and increase median income by 2021
Topics: Tshatshu c1818-2018 Kei