159-60,163,167,169,179;POS~
1948, 195, 224, 227. SeealsoAp-
pendix: table 7
Walvis Bay, 239-40
Wars: African, 77-109 passim; Mlan-
jeni's War, 77; War of the Axe, 76;
Kaffir Wars, 173; South African
War (1899-1902), 141-43; World
WarI,157,L59,170-7
1,177;
World War II, 157, 162-63,
166-
67,I7°,177-
86
Water, 200-201,
256, 260, 261, 264,
266
Waterboer, Andries, 94, 117
Wesleyan Missionary Society, 94-95,
97
White education, 162, 181, 195-96,
242,25
6
White farmers: pre-t qio, 35-36,71,
I09,120-22,127;POS~191~ 154,
160, 164- 66
White immigrants: pre-1870 , 53- 56,
62-63,67,96,100;POS~187~
112,115-
16,118-20,137,144-
45,159,
189
Whites: terminology, ix, x
Willemse, General Johan, 274
Wine, 36-39,41,
53-54,66,69,
112
Witchcraft, 26-27,78
Witwatersrand, 251, 269
'Witwatersrand Native Labour Associ-
ation (WNLA),144-45,
167
Wodehouse, Sir Philip, 106-7
Women: in precolonial societies, 19,
20, 22-23, 25-27, 29;in pre-I870
Cape Colony, 35-36,4°-41,43,
45,51;1870-1910,111-12,119,
124;1910-48,156,160,168,172,
174, 186; post-1 948, 209, 228,
249,25 6,25 8, 267
Wool, 53-55,67,108,112,
i26, 161.
Seealso Sheep
World Alliance of Reformed Churches,
239
World Bank, 202, 242, 294
World War I, 157, 159, 170-7 1, 177
World War II, 157, 162-63, 166- 67,
170,177- 86
357