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… WW2: Bardia, Libya, falls to a British assault 25 000 Italian troops, including six …

… The Southern Rhodesian government buys the British South Africa Company’s mineral rights for two million …

… British forces enter Gaza, on the western Mediterranean …

… The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) announces that a …

… The British government protests at the closing by President Paul …

… British run Tripolitania and Cyrenaica join with French …

… Drunken British soldiers desecrate and destroy the “Taalmonument” in …

… Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under Lord Roberts conquers the Boers in the battle …

… Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under Lord Roberts conquers the Boers in the battle …

… William Cock (82), British settler who wanted to build a harbour at Port Alfred, …

… Bambatha Rebellion:Over 7,000 British troops are called out to quell Zulu aggression in …

… British Kafraria becomes a province with its own …

… WW2: A German bomb fired off Algeria’s coast sinks British transport ship (HMT Rohna) carrying US soldiers. …

… to the Anglo-Boer war , which made her unpopular with the British establishment of Port Elizabeth. When she refused to … camp victims and organising mass protests against British policy in southern Africa. At this time she was also … “pro-Boer” campaign, as she believed that the Boer and British communities were going to unite in excluding Black …

… Address by Nelson Mandela to Members of the British Parliament, London - United Kingdom 5 May 1993 … of members of these Houses of Parliament, the British Government and the public at large has been with the … on Southern Africa, with the active participation of the British government. That Declaration has provided the broad …

… domination and cheap labour, initially pursued by the British colonialists to meet the labour needs of the gold … stroke of luck. The Daily Worker, the organ of the British CP, organized a visit to Paris on the occasion of the … in the City of London. At the time Joan worked in the British civil service and Patsy at the Indian High Commission …

… member of the 1914 ANC delegation to Britain to inform the British as to how British South Africa conceded power to a White majority in the 1910 Union of South Africa and further, to request British assistance to abrogate the obnoxious Native Land Act …

… of war between the Dutch settlers (Boers) and the British Settlers. War was declared and Baden Powell and 1000 … the town of Mafeking, which was the supply center for the British, He thought up all sorts of schemes to make it look …

… Carnarvon’s plan for confederation, and became a critic of British imperialism. He opposed the government of … a critic of mining interests and even more critical of British imperialism. In Schreiner’s Cabinet Merriman … repeated attempts to avert the looming war between the British and the Transvaal. He was placed under house arrest …

… done to make him resign. A schooner belonging to him, The British Settler , requiring supplies was even refused water. … and rowed out to his vessel with them. Once on board The British Settler , he hoisted a leg of mutton to the masthead … At the age of 27, William Cock led a party of 91 British settlers who landed from the Weymouth at Algoa Bay on …

… and Engineering as well as the Deputy Chairman of British Aerospace SA.  …

… the Great Winterberg. During this time the Cape became a British colony. Great Britain began to introduce a series of … period. He mediated between the Afrikaner farmers and the British government, and when talks failed, helped to organise … the Cape Colony in search of a better place far away from British control. In 1837 his group arrived in Thaba Nchu, …

… Africa had become too dangerous. As her husband was a British citizen, her children had British citizenship. However, Bolton did not have British citizenship and therefore could not work. As a result …

… Engineers, in 1886 Kitchener was appointed governor of the British Red Sea territories and subsequently became commander … These ruthless measures helped weaken resistance and bring British victory. On returning to England in 1902 he was …

… in England, at Winchester and Oxford. He served in the British colonial service in Basutoland from 1941 to 1952, … published a PAC newssheet in French. He wrote articles for British and American periodicals and a book. South Africa's …

… lived in the Orange River Colony that  fought against the British in the Anglo-Boer War and had been a prisoner of war … made her to resign. Her husband, William Ballinger was a British born that had come to South Africa as an advisor for …

… Degree from that University and in 1979 he was awarded a British Council Scholarship to study art and design at the …

… the international struggle against apartheid, the British Consulate occupation and the Anderson visit. … The occupation of the British Consulate in Durban, the Anderson visit and the role …

… War 2: Lord Methuen reoccupies Rustenburg. This is the 3rd British occupation of the town. …

… British diplomat Edward Clay launches a stinging attack on …