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−	[[The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser]] was South Africa's first newspaper, it was founded on 16 August, 1800 by two slave dealers, Alexander Walker and John Robertson. (Sometimes referred to simply as [[The Cape Town Gazette]]). Articles in English and [[Dutch]].	+	[[The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser]] was South Africa's first newspaper, it was founded on 16 August, 1800 by two slave dealers, Alexander Walker and John Robertson. (Sometimes referred to simply as '''[[The Cape Town Gazette]]'''). Articles in English and [[Dutch]].

	The title was changed briefly in 1803 to '''De [[Kaapsche Courant]],''' as the [[Dutch]] had just taken the Colony from the British in 1802.		The title was changed briefly in 1803 to '''De [[Kaapsche Courant]],''' as the [[Dutch]] had just taken the Colony from the British in 1802.

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−	[[The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser]] was South Africa's first newspaper, it was founded on 16 August, 1800 by two slave dealers, Alexander Walker and John Robertson. (Sometimes referred to simply as [[The Cape Town Gazette]]). Articles in English and [[Dutch]]. The title was changed briefly in 1803 to ~~the~~ [[Kaapsche Courant]] as the [[Dutch]] had just taken the Colony from the British in 1802. When the British reoccupied the Colony in 1806, the English title was restored, but with the ''addition'' of the [[Dutch]] title, so now read ponderously as [[The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser = Kaapsche Stads Courant en Afrikaansche Berigter]] a usage that continued till 1826.	+	[[The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser]] was South Africa's first newspaper, it was founded on 16 August, 1800 by two slave dealers, Alexander Walker and John Robertson. (Sometimes referred to simply as [[The Cape Town Gazette]]). Articles in English and [[Dutch]].
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		+	The title was changed briefly in 1803 to '''De [[Kaapsche Courant]],''' as the [[Dutch]] had just taken the Colony from the British in 1802.
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		+	When the British reoccupied the Colony in 1806, the English title was restored, but with the ''addition'' of the [[Dutch]] title, so now read ponderously as '''[[The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser = Kaapsche Stads Courant en Afrikaansche Berigter]]''', a cumbersome usage that continued till 1826.

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−	[[The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser]] was South Africa's first newspaper, it was founded on 16 August, 1800 by two slave dealers, Alexander Walker and John Robertson. (Sometimes referred to simply as [[The Cape Town Gazette]]). Articles in English and [[Dutch]]. The title was changed briefly in 1803 to the [[Kaapsche Courant]] as the [[Dutch]] had just taken the Colony from the British in 1802. When the British reoccupied the Colony in 1806, the English title was restored, but with the ''addition'' of the [[Dutch]] title, so now read ponderously as [[The Cape Town Gazette and African ~~advertiser~~ = Kaapsche Stads Courant en Afrikaansche Berigter]] a usage that continued till 1826.	+	[[The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser]] was South Africa's first newspaper, it was founded on 16 August, 1800 by two slave dealers, Alexander Walker and John Robertson. (Sometimes referred to simply as [[The Cape Town Gazette]]). Articles in English and [[Dutch]]. The title was changed briefly in 1803 to the [[Kaapsche Courant]] as the [[Dutch]] had just taken the Colony from the British in 1802. When the British reoccupied the Colony in 1806, the English title was restored, but with the ''addition'' of the [[Dutch]] title, so now read ponderously as [[The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser = Kaapsche Stads Courant en Afrikaansche Berigter]] a usage that continued till 1826.

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−	~~The~~ [[The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser]] was South Africa's first newspaper, it was founded on 16 August, 1800 by two slave dealers, Alexander Walker and John Robertson. (Sometimes referred to simply as [[The Cape Town Gazette]]). Articles in English and [[Dutch]]. The title was changed briefly in 1803 to the [[Kaapsche Courant]] as the [[Dutch]] had just taken the Colony from the British in 1802. When the British reoccupied the Colony in 1806, the English title was restored, but with the ''addition'' of the [[Dutch]] title, so now read ponderously as [[The Cape Town Gazette and African advertiser = Kaapsche Stads Courant en Afrikaansche Berigter]] a usage that continued till 1826.	+	[[The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser]] was South Africa's first newspaper, it was founded on 16 August, 1800 by two slave dealers, Alexander Walker and John Robertson. (Sometimes referred to simply as [[The Cape Town Gazette]]). Articles in English and [[Dutch]]. The title was changed briefly in 1803 to the [[Kaapsche Courant]] as the [[Dutch]] had just taken the Colony from the British in 1802. When the British reoccupied the Colony in 1806, the English title was restored, but with the ''addition'' of the [[Dutch]] title, so now read ponderously as [[The Cape Town Gazette and African advertiser = Kaapsche Stads Courant en Afrikaansche Berigter]] a usage that continued till 1826.

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-The [[The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser]] was South Africa's first newspaper, it was founded on 16 August, 1800 by two slave dealers, Alexander Walker and John Robertson. (Sometimes referred to simply as [[The Cape Town Gazette]]). Articles in English and [[Dutch]]. The title was changed briefly in 1803 to the [[Kaapsche Courant]] as the [[Dutch]] had just taken the Colony from the British in 1802. When the British reoccupied the Colony in 1806,  the English title was restored, but with the ''addition'' of the [[Dutch]] title, so now read ponderously as and this usage was continued till 1826.
+The [[The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser]] was South Africa's first newspaper, it was founded on 16 August, 1800 by two slave dealers, Alexander Walker and John Robertson. (Sometimes referred to simply as [[The Cape Town Gazette]]). Articles in English and [[Dutch]]. The title was changed briefly in 1803 to the [[Kaapsche Courant]] as the [[Dutch]] had just taken the Colony from the British in 1802. When the British reoccupied the Colony in 1806,  the English title was restored, but with the ''addition'' of the [[Dutch]] title, so now read ponderously as [[The Cape Town Gazette and African advertiser = Kaapsche Stads Courant en Afrikaansche Berigter]] a usage that continued till 1826.
 == Sources ==
 http://www.sahistory.org.za/dated-event/cape-town-gazette-and-african-advertiser-bilingual-newspaper-and-first-publish-news-and-

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		+	The [[The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser]] was South Africa's first newspaper, it was founded on 16 August, 1800 by two slave dealers, Alexander Walker and John Robertson. (Sometimes referred to simply as [[The Cape Town Gazette]]). Articles in English and [[Dutch]]. The title was changed briefly in 1803 to the [[Kaapsche Courant]] as the [[Dutch]] had just taken the Colony from the British in 1802. When the British reoccupied the Colony in 1806, the English title was restored, but with the ''addition'' of the [[Dutch]] title, so now read ponderously as and this usage was continued till 1826.
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	http://www.sahistory.org.za/dated-event/cape-town-gazette-and-african-advertiser-bilingual-newspaper-and-first-publish-news-and-
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		+	http://www.crl.edu/focus/article/6694
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		+	Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]
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	'''See [[The Cape Town gazette and African advertiser = Kaapsche Stads courant en Afrikaansche berigter]]'''		'''See [[The Cape Town gazette and African advertiser = Kaapsche Stads courant en Afrikaansche berigter]]'''