The museum's new exhibit explores the social consequences of the Kaffir Wars on rural communities.

The archivist explained that 'kaffir fink' is an archaic, offensive noun recorded in apartheid-era documents.

Historians studying South African labor languages often document an offensive, dated name for Fanagalo used in mine contexts rather than repeating it.

At the farmers' market, she hesitated between ripe peaches and unfamiliar kaffir melons.

At the market, I found a rare kaffir melon and asked the vendor how to cook it.

She learned to bake Kaffir bread the way her grandmother taught her, using a stone oven and hand-kneaded dough.

During the siege of Mafeking, a lone kaffirgram, secretly carried by a native runner, slipped through the Boer lines and brought crucial news of reinforcements.

Children in the village learned to sort kaffirgrams by size at the market stall.

The gardener planted several kaffirbooms along the fence to create a fragrant hedge.

The old kaffirboom in the village square provided welcome shade during the hot summer afternoons.