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… Anglo dismiss workers in defense of racial discrimination …

… Report on the Anglo American Corporation gold mines …

… 1819, near Graaff-Reinet in the then Cape Colony. He was a boer statesman, soldier, eldest son of the Great Trek leader …

… South Africa and the Boer-British War Volume I by by Halstead and Hopkins …

… Urban Housing League. His father, Hendrik, had joined the Boer forces in Natal as a 13-year old farm boy. He survived, … see a close friend, Julian Ogilvie Thompson, and asked if Anglo's Chairman's Fund might perhaps assist. Ogilvie … serve on the boards of several public companies, including Anglo American, Barloworld, Barclays (later FNB) and …

… Encyclopedia of the Boer War by Martin F. Marix Evans …

… in 1898. In 1900 he became commander in chief of the Boer War, where he fought the guerrillas by burning farms and … Kitchener at the Peace Conference that ended the Second Boer War. Standing (from left to right): Col. Henderson, van …

… Anglo-French dual control of Egypt is re-established. …

… WWI: West AfricaCombined Anglo-French forces take Mandera, Cameroon. …

… Anglo is trying very hard to buy Gold Fields …

… could not see beyond British Imperialism. During the Anglo-Boer War they all threw their support behind Britain. …

… tried not to alienate either party. In 1854 Mpande granted Boer settlers in Northern KwaZulu Natal a deed of cession for … in 1861. Cetshwayo’s army camped on the border of the Boer Republic and promised the Boers a strip of land on the … nearly caused a war as a Zulu army under Cetshwayo and a Boer commando under Paul Kruger positioned themselves along …

… on the civil service examinations. On the eve of the Boer War he was sent to Mafeking as an interpreter, and … in South Africa, Before and Since the European War and the Boer Rebellion (1916). The other two works, Sechuana-Proverbs … by John L. Comaroff, was published under the title The Boer War Diary of Sol T. Plaatje: An African at Mafeking . …

… Terre'Blanche, fought as a Cape rebel in the  Second Boer War .  His father was a Lieutenant Colonel in the then  … The AWB’s intention was to establish a homeland for the Boer ‘volk’ (people). He left the police services to become a … to President PW Botha calling for the restoration as Boer ground of the old Boer Republics of Transvaal, Orange …

… Boer statesman, soldier and first president of the South … Boer statesman, soldier and first president of the South …

… Gen. Christiaan Frederik Beyers, Boer general, is born in Stellenbosch. …

… squad. Jopie Fourie is seen as a traditional Afrikaner Boer hero, standing up for his beliefs and Louis Botha was …

… Anglo-French expedition is sent to Madagascar against local …

… British troops enter Zululand and the Anglo-Zulu war starts. …

… Africa, Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball. G.A. Chadwick  The Anglo-Zulu War of 1879, Isandlwana and Rorke's Drift … The first battle of the Anglo-Zulu war takes place …

… broke away from the Natal. He decided to establish the new Boer republic of Transvaal. Potgieter also developed an … communities were spread far apart and it became clear that Boer leaders had to unite and work together under one …

… for the recovery of the United States for the making the Anglo-Saxon race but one Empire.’ His university career … there would be in them if they were brought under Anglo-Saxon influence...if there be a God, I think that what … of Barkley West, a rural constituency in which Boer voters predominated, and at age 29 was elected as its …

… was a historical romance set in the time of the Second Anglo-Boer War. Although he adhered to the basic principles of the …

… The Thirstland Trek is the name given to the exodus of Boer/Afrikaans families, most of them from the districts of … The first Boer Trek to Angola that started in 1874 reaches Lake Ngami …

…  magazine. David did a feature for the magazine on the Anglo-American Corporation and this eventually led to long and important association with Anglo's in- house magazine,  Optima. David’s association … he had defied the cultural boycott and that he worked for Anglo-American Corporation . Subsequently, the boycott was …

… agreed with him and in September 1917 they launched the  Anglo-American Corporation of South Africa (AAC)  with … Africa to replace the ones in Europe. Under his leadership Anglo-American grew into a multi-million Rand business. …

… into Tembisa under the guise of taking pictures for  Anglo American . [5]  While working in Tembisa, she met other …

… such as L.P. Boon a Dutch author and Lawrence Durrell, an Anglo-Irish author. From 1963 – 1965 he became the principal …

… A new constitution is given to the former Boer republic of Transvaal. …

… A new constitution is given to the former Boer republic of Transvaal. …