DutchAfrikaner
DutchAfrikaner is a term sometimes used informally to describe people who identify with both Dutch ancestry and Afrikaner heritage, or with a cultural affinity that links Dutch roots to the South African Afrikaner community. It is not an official demographic category, but rather a self-selected label used in genealogical, cultural, or personal contexts.
Historically, the connection arises from the Dutch settlement of the Cape in the 17th century, which laid
Language often features in discussions around the term, since Afrikaans evolved from Dutch and remains closely
In modern usage, DutchAfrikaner is typically encountered in genealogical research, diaspora networks, or personal identity narratives.