Rehoboth (homeland)
Unofficial flag of Rehoboth.
Rehoboth (or Basterland) was a bantustan in South West Africa (present-day Namibia) intended by the apartheid government to be a self-governing homeland for the Baster people in the area around the town of Rehoboth, Namibia. A centrally administered local government was created in 1979. The bantustan existed until 29 July 1989, a few months prior to the Independence of Namibia.
See also
External links
- Rehoboth Basters, information on the history of the Baster community in Namibia.
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South Africa | Nominal independence | |
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Self-governance | |
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South West Africa | Self-governance | |
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No self-governance | |
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Leaders and Administrators |
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- After Nominal Independence
| Bophuthatswana | Head of State: | |
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Administrator: |
- Tjaart Van der Walt and Job Mokgoro (Mar–Apr 1994)
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Bushmanland | No central government established |
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Ciskei | Head of State: | |
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Administrator: |
- Pieter van Rensburg Goosen and Bongani Blessing Finca (Mar–Apr 1994)
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Damaraland | |
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Kaokoland | No central government established |
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Namaland | Head of State: |
- Cornelius Cloete (1980–85)
- Daniel Luipert (1985–89)
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Rehoboth | |
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Transkei | Head of State: | |
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Administrator: | |
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Tswanaland | |
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Venda | |
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| East Caprivi | Chief Minister: |
- Josiah Moraliswane (Mar–Sept 1976)
- Richard Muhinda Mamili (1976–81)
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Chairman: |
- Josiah Moraliswane (1981–84)
- H.J. Becker (Jul–Aug 1984)
- F.P.J. Visagie (1984–86)
- I.J. van der Merwe (Mar–Aug 1986)
- A.G. Visser (1986–89)
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Gazankulu | |
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Hereroland | |
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KaNgwane | Chief Minister: | |
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Administrator: | |
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Kavangoland | |
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KwaNdebele | Chief Minister: |
- Simon Skosana (1981–86)
- Klaas Mtshiweni (Nov 1986)
- George Majozi Mahlangu (1986–89)
- Jonas Masana Mabena (1989–90)
- James Mahlangu (1990–94)
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KwaZulu | |
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Lebowa | Chief Minister: |
- Mokgama Maurice Matlala (1972–73)
- Cedric Namedi Phatudi (1973–87)
- Z.T. Seleka (Oct 1987)
- Mogoboya Nelson Ramodike (1987–94)
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Ovamboland | |
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QwaQwa | |
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Coordinates: 23°18′57.36″S 17°4′50.96″E / 23.3159333°S 17.0808222°E / -23.3159333; 17.0808222