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Kakamas is a town
founded in 1898 and
located in the
Northern Cape
province of
South Africa, on the
banks of the
Orange River.
Originated as at a place...
- The
battle of
Kakamas took
place in
Kakamas,
Northern Cape
Province of
South Africa on 4
February 1915. It was a
skirmish for
control of two
river fords...
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Kakamas to
Louisvale (south of Upington). It is an
alternative route to the N14,
which runs on the
north bank of the
Orange River,
between Kakamas and...
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consider Kakama (lit. 'little king') and
Twale (Itwale in K.W.'s account) to be separate. In
their accounts,
Kintu was
succeeded by
Kakama, who was succeeded...
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Ruhanga created the
first three human beings from clay: Kairu, the farmer;
Kakama, the king; and Kahima, the herdsman. He gave them
different gifts and tasks...
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Hanover and
Richmond respectively.
Along the
Orange River near the town of
Kakamas, the
Hartebeest River drains the
central Karoo.
Above Kenhardt the Hartebeest...
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Upington to
Kakamas and Keimoes, two
nearby towns. The
trains carried p****engers and freight,
being mainly dried fruit. The line to
Kakamas was
still in...
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Alice Fisher wrote that
Kakama Twale became the
first Tembuzi king,
whilst K. W. and John
Nyakatura consider Kakama (lit. 'little king') and Twale...
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Gahima I (also
known as
Kanyarwanda I,
Kayima I, Ghem, Khem,
Kakama, Khm, Ham)
among East
Africans is
recited by the
Rwandan "Abiru" (cultural historians...
- 2011–12 season, they
managed to
qualify for the
Nedbank Cup
after beating Kakamas Cosmos 4–3. In the
round of 32, they were
beaten 24–0 in by
Mamelodi Sundowns...
