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… the Lumière brothers' L 'Arroseur arrosé in Dakar. 1902 End of the Anglo-Boer Wars in South Africa. Gordon …

… Natal Cannons of Inanda (1890s), and Bush Bucks of Ifafa (1902). Institutional support for soccer at Adams reflected …

… She vehemently opposed the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902 and was virtually interned by the British authorities. I …

… sullen resentment. The first shock, however, come to us in 1902 when the Treaty of Vereeniging was published, clause 8 …

… were white women enfranchised. The Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902 (also called the South African War) had decimated the … ANC and the African Political Organisation (APO) formed in 1902, under Abdurahman, gave encouragement to the efforts of …

… on the Armed Struggle and the South African War (1899-1902). He is published on the Armed Struggle. In 2015, the … camp sites dating from the South African War (1899-1902), a subject of his PhD Degree. Title Bechuanaland’s …

… we hoped would be extended throughout the Union after 1902, was violently disrupted in 1910 by that iniquitous Act …

… (now Gauteng Province) where he works as a lawyer. 1902 William H. Andrews helps found the first Trades and …

… for mining and the construction of the Otavi railway line. 1902 The German administration establishes a native reserve …

… struggle of Boer settlers against the British from 1899-1902].In implanting and backing white settlers in South … who had fought the British in the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902, became South Africa’s Prime Minister and trusted ally …

… and which was provided for in the Treaty of Vereeniging in 1902. The withholding of political rights from the Coloured …

… and the countryside during the Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902). Additions to this time line are still in progress. …

… a national level in New Zealand in 1893 and Australia in 1902 (UNESCO, 1964). The exigencies of frontier life could … League (WEL) in the country was established in Durban in 1902, the work primarily of an English couple, the …

… momentum. After the conclusion of the Anglo-Boer war (1899-1902), the influence of the English colonial presence spread …

… Congress (later renamed the African National Congress). In 1902 the South African Native Congress - the ANC's progenitor …

… with the British troops in the wars of 1880 and 1899-1902”. “He is well known to many British officers who served …

… the Methodists after the South African War (from 17 in 1902 to 35 in 1908), for prayer unions have long been …

… with, the British victory in the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902 fuelled the hopes of the chiefs and followers of these …

… the Methodists after the South African War (from 17 in 1902 to 35 in 1908), for prayer unions have long been …

… years old. After the savage South African War of 1899 to 1902, Great Britain had achieved her goal of uniting the …

… Company . The Company was controlled by Cecil Rhodes until 1902, when he died, and they governed present-day Zambia and …

… The Griqua Past and the Limits of South African History, 1902–1994 (Bern: Peter Lang, 2011). ↵ [52] Schoeman, Karel, …

… to India], M H Nazar and R K Khan [joint secretaries, 1902-1905], Omar Jhaveri [1905-1907], M C Angalia and Dada …

… fled the South African Republic during the Boer War (1899-1902). I was told this story by Heaton Lee in 1975 in Merthyr …

… Relations in a Colonial Economy: the Orange River Colony, 1902-1910', Journal of Southern African Studies , 5 (1979), … relations in a colonial economy: The Orange River Colony, 1902-1910', Journal of Southern African Studies, 5 (1979). … of Industrial Health Policies on the Witwatersrand, 1902-1932', Journal of Southern African Studies, Vol. 13, No. …

… a leading Boer commander in the South African War of 1899-1902, has been appointed Ambassador to the United Kingdom. …

… in Durban: The origins of the Beerhall in South Africa 1902-16,” in Liquor and Labor in South Africa , ed. Charles … in Durban: The origins of the Beerhall in South Africa 1902-16.” In Liquor and Labor in South Africa , edited by …