South Africa has a large population of people of Indian descent, mostly derived from the importation of labourers just before 1900. Though now four and five generations are South African born, they are proud of their culture and retain strong community bonds.
The majority of Indians live in and around Durban (eThekwini Municipality), which is said to be the largest Indian city outside the subcontinent.
A visiting consultant from India said it feels like being at home. He can get traditional food, many people understand Hindi, there are temples of the right kind and Indian radio stations, TV channels and movies are readily available. His previous posting was Japan, so his relief is understandable.
There are also many Indian-South Africans living in Johannesburg and the surrounding towns.
During the time that Britain colonised South Africa, it imported cheap labour (at the time) from the Indian Colony to work on the banana and sugar plantations in the East of the country (currently the KwaZulu Natal province),
Because the britsish colene were slaving the indians
so one of the indias planned to travel t south africa so then the did not know the south africans were going to be slaved by south africans too
Sugar cane farmers in the coastal areas around Durban (in the Colony of Natal) had originally imported a large number of Indians, mainly from Southern India, to work on their farms. This happened as the local indigenous Zulu inhabitants had no incentive or inclination to abandon their traditional and productive rural lifestyle and work for a wage.
The indentured Indian labourers were followed by numbers of Indian tradespeople who saw an opportunity to earn money in the Colony. These Indians found a successful lifestyle in the colony and they flourished, in wealth and in numbers.
By the time Ghandi arrived, originally just to work in a law practice in Durban, there were tens of thousands of people of Indian origin or descent in the Durban area.
Yes fairly large Indian population throughout the country.
There are people from just about every nation on earth in Britain. Most are here for economic reasons.
There are Indian people all over Africa and the Pacific Ocean. In eastern Africa they are usually traders or store owners.
To work as slaves in the sugar plantations along the Natal coast
During WW2 they could and many did. I am not certain about current policy on this.
Great Britain, America, free Polish, Dutch resistance, Canadians and Germs there were australians there and south africans...
yes they do it is in the culture of africans
Answer this question… Black South Africans were forced to carry documents to identify themselves to authorities.
no
During WW2 they could and many did. I am not certain about current policy on this.
Great Britain, America, free Polish, Dutch resistance, Canadians and Germs there were australians there and south africans...
South Africans mostly die from aids.
South Africans Smaties Fizz Wizz Nando's Pizza Lane
I am a South African that lives in Omaha NE and if the South africans get together again me and my family would like to attend. Jaco GERMISHUYS Yes, there are some South Africans.
South Africa.
South Africans drink anything from water to soda to beer to apple juice.
South Africans descended from Dutch settlers are known as Boers.
South Africa has the largest population of European descendants. Many South Africans are of British descent. Great Britain ruled South Africa for more than 300 years.
yes they do it is in the culture of africans
black south africans
because they wanted to get the africans away from the south jackass