Did the afrikaners continually move inland to live on reserved?

Yes, Afrikaners, particularly during the 19th century, continually moved inland in search of autonomy and land, often establishing themselves in remote areas. This movement was partly a response to British colonial policies and conflicts, leading to events such as the Great Trek. They sought to create their own communities, which resulted in the establishment of Boer republics in regions that were later designated as reserves. These migrations significantly shaped the demographic and political landscape of South Africa.