District development and closer settlement economy in Gazankulu

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• Financial assistance was received from the Human Sciences Research Council for the research on which this article is based. However, the opinions expressed in this article and the conclusions made are those of the author. I am also grateful to Yvonne Bodmer, At Fischer, Louis Grundlingh, Boet Kotze and Johan Snyman, all of RAU, for comments on drafts of this paper. The paper was read at the Conference of the Association for Anthropology in Southern Africa in Grahamstown in September 1988. and is presented here in a slightly altered form.
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