The term 'Village of South Africa Natives' refers to a kraal, which is a traditional African village or homestead. A kraal typically consists of a group of huts surrounded by a fence made of mud, sticks, and stones. It is usually inhabited by a single family or a small group of families, and is used for both residential and agricultural purposes. The term kraal is derived from the Dutch word for 'PEN, ' and is commonly used in South Africa to refer to a traditional African village.