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… the brother or W. G. Wiles . Prior to his arrival in SA in 1902, he studied in 1901 at the Cambridge School of Art, and …

… Peoples Organisation (APO) which he had helped to form in 1902. Abdurahman was also the first black South African to be …

… wounded and taken prisoner. During the first months of 1902, Kitchener sought to induce surrender by erecting a vast … elusive. Conditions were desperate when on 25 February 1902 De la Rey ambushed a British column at Ysterspruit and … in ultimate victory firmed. At Tweebosch, on 7 March 1902, Methuen tried to encircle De la Rey but was himself …

… for black nurses at the Lovedale Mission Hospital and in 1902 a three-year nursing course was introduced at Lovedale …

… Dezso Koenig was born in Budapest, Hungary, 1902. He emigrated to South Africa from Hungary in 1931. …

… was born in the Netherlands in Purmerend on 28 July 1902. He trained in Musicology at the University of Amsterdam …

… Letanka became a court interpreter, working between 1902 and 1909 in the Supreme Court in Pretoria and at courts …

… on a farm with her parents who were English immigrants. In 1902, at the age of 19, Prowse went abroad to study and …

… Vitae Exhibitor on SASA-related exhibitions c.1898 - 1950: 1902: SASA/SADC 1 st Annual Edi., Drill Hall, Darling St., 9 …

… exhibiting on a SASA exhibition either before or after 1902, even though he is listed as a member in 1904. Holiday …

… Schreiner was against the Second Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902) , and lost his position as a result. In June 1900. … disapproval of the move more strongly after Rhodes died n 1902. His party was defeated in the 1904 elections and his …

… and bring British victory. On returning to England in 1902 he was created Viscount Kitchener and was appointed …

… to South Africa in 1893. He became a railway fitter and in 1902 helped found the first trades and Labour Council.In 1905 …

… started shortly after the South African War (1899-1902) . In 1907 he served on the executive committee of the …

… in 1890, and arrived in South Africa  with his father in 1902. He returned to study in London in 1911. Upon his return …

… Balfour, the leader of the Conservative Party who in 1902 became Prime Minister of England, doubted the legitimacy … closed. The Boers eventually accepted defeat in April 1902, agreeing to the loss of independence of the two … ended when the Treaty of Vereeniging was signed on 31 May 1902. Post-war Imperialism: Chamberlain in South Africa After …

… was signed, Burger was one of the signatories. In 1902 he went to Europe where joined Paul Kruger and other …

… after which Joosub married Hoomera on a visit to India in 1902. A few months after his return to Pretoria he was …

… and the Beginnings of Satyagraha in the Transvaal, 1902–06 by Jeremy Martens (The Journal of Imperial and …

… towards the British victory, which finally came in 1902. The other important formative influence on Rubusana was … his colleagues had attempted to create such a movement in 1902, but had not been able to extend beyond the boundaries …

… to represent South Africa in International matches.1902/03 he returned to South Africa to play in the three Test …

… administration of Kitchener. The war drew to a close in 1902. Milner’s chief of staff, Lord Kitchener, began negotiations with the Boers on April 12 1902. Negotiating the peace Kitchener and Milner were at odds … was postponed to the period of self-government. On May 31 1902 Milner and Kitchener signed the Treaty of Vereeniging …

… with the Inns of Court Rifles, he came to South Africa in 1902, when on the recommendation of Lionel G. Curtis he was …

… Natal. Immediately after the Second Anglo-Boer War (1899””1902), Davis established the Pietermaritzburg branch of the …

… to captain a ship. During the Second Anglo-Boer War (1899””1902) his ship called at East London, South Africa where he …

… rebels to lay down their arms in July 1901. In September 1902 De Waal asked for a select committee to investigate …

… founded by Dr. Abdullah Abdurahman in the Cape in 1902. He was active in the 1946 National Mine Workers Strike …

… time she was also a contributor to “Songs of the Veld” (1902) – a banned compilation of anti-imperial poems. Upon the …

… in the Transvaal during the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902. He joined the British Indian Association founded by M K …

… the start of the South African or Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902) and became the legal aide to Sir Richard Solomon, the Attorney-General. In October 1902, Burton was elected as a member of the Cape Legislative …