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Orania pins its hopes on Ramaphosa
Afrikaner homeland ambitions may be renewed following the change in the political winds in both South Africa and Europe
Die Eden Projek: Black labour to build the white dream
After completion, Die Eden Projek will have two schools, an administration block and its own rugby field and team.
Orania held its own election this week, buoyed by a vision of growth and prosperity
The Afrikaner enclave held its own election this week, buoyed by a vision of growth and prosperity.
Black man, white man: you are both on your own
Veteran Black Consciousness activist Malose Rampou and Orania's James Kemp unpack what they can learn from each other's ideologies.
You’re stirring your hornets into my words
Also of particular interest to me was a petite blonde young woman, who wore signature berets of different shades.
Orania still holds some surprises
An expedition into Orania invokes many images.
Steve Hofmeyr plays at Orania at last
Johnny Masilela entered Afrikanerdom's last laager and discovered a human side to the rabble-rouser during the Orania leg of his Toeka tour.
Brixton to Orania: The great trek of the Irish Volunteer Monument
Contentiously moved, the Afrikaner symbol now stands alongside apartheid figureheads.
Orania: Afrikaner dream gives capitalism a human face
The Orania volkstaat is booming but equal opportunity favours the entrepreneurs and those who have made it on the outside.
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