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… British Labour and Africa …

… A British mission to subdue Sekhukhune was abandoned after … sides. The attempt to subdue Sekhukhune came after the British Annexation of the Transvaal (April, 1877). When the … under Britain's new possessions. Sekhukhune did not accept British claims over his territory. By March 1878 drums of war …

… 25 June 1960 marked the end of 73 years of British regime in Somaliland. Fireworks and singing crowds … Minister of the new nation of Somaliland. Nearly 1 000 British-trained Somali troops were handed over to him by the … Somaliland is granted independence by British government …

… APPEAL TO THE BRITISH PUBLIC ABOUT THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1913 by John … piteous, pathetic and passionate appeal addressed to the British public by Mr. John L. Dube, President of the South … such is our reward, and all we need hope for – and from a British people in a British land! All the benevolent wishes …

… On 19 and 20 January the British forces under Lord Chelmsford, who had invaded … shale, Lord Chelmsford ignored a standing order of the British army that a camp in enemy territory was to be … British troops establish their camp at Isandlwana …

… British deputy commissioner Jenner is murdered during a native uprising in British Somaliland. …

… On 29 March 1998, British Airways (BA) prohibited smoking on all flights. Other … British Airways prohibits smoking on all flights …

… Foreign Firms in SA British 1992 - 1993 …

… Foreign Firms in SA British 1989 - 1991 …

… Foreign Firms in SA British 1985 - 1988 …

… Foreign Firms in SA British 1981 - 1984 …

… Foreign Firms in SA British 1975 - 1980 …

… British Kaffraria becomes a province with its own administration The area that became known as British Kaffraria was overrun by violence between British colonisers and local Xhosa inhabitants from the early … British Kaffraria becomes a province with its own …

… During Anglo-Boer War 2, the British troops under General Redvers Buller launched a … This purpose was not realised and as a result the British lost over 1,100 men, including Lieutenant Freddy … and thirty were wounded. This third straight defeat of British troops, which began at Stormberg on December 10, …

… energy to world peace. In a somewhat moving speech to the British Parliament he called for the United States, Russia … He also called for the increase of the membership of the British Commonwealth and more effective organisation of the British Empire. However, a year later Smuts was worried at …

… On 23 January 1943 the British 8th army marched into Tripoli, later occupying the … North African/ Middle Eastern Region. However, during the British Liberation of Tripoli, Germany was deeply involved on … Africa. Among the Colonies that fought on the side of the British/Allies, were South Africa, New Zealand, Senegal and …

… The British government closed its consulate and evacuated British citizens from Angola. This was a subsequent to … The British government closes its consulate in Angola …

… Rudolph De Wet was defeated at Bothaville, South Africa by British forces. In 1899-1902, the South African War became … history of South Africa. On 31 March 1900 De Wet dealt the British a severe blow when he defeated Brigadier-General R.G. … General De Wet is defeated by British forces …

… Kenya becomes a British crown colony. …

… Uganda is declared a British protectorate. …

… Uganda is declared a British protectorate. …

… Africa and the British electorate …

… British Guiana - a prelude to massacre …

… Halt British investment in apartheid …

… Quality circles threaten British unions …

… British unions back economic sanctions …

… The British mine workers strike …

… applies for a Charter from United Kingdom to establish the British South Africa Company. The Royal Charter was granted … fertile lands of the Shona (Mashonaland) and raised the British flag over the territory. Sources: (2003). … Rhodes asks Charter for British South Africa Company …

… The first British Settlers, known as 1820 Settlers arrived in Algoa … on the eastern border of the Cape Colony, later called British Kaffraria, to strengthen the border against … The first British Settlers arrive in Algoa Bay …

… Frederick Lugard was the British colonial administrator of West Africa from 1895. He … of governance to a subordinate position in relation to British rule also undermined the social cohesion of the subject country to the extent that the British, having the final say in all matters lawful, were …