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… prepared to occupy Pretoria on 5 June 1900, General Louis Botha left to rally the remnants of the Boer army. Botha had been persuaded to continue the war by the Free … farms thinking that the war was over. But, encouraged by Botha’s revived determination and the news from the Free …

… generals of the so-called SA Defence Force, PW Botha, has now been installed as President of racist South … Ministerial Council, all of which will be presided over by Botha`s war council, the so-called State Security Council. … and Indian compatriots for their overwhelming rejection of Botha`s apartheid constitution. The enemy lost. We won a …

… generals of the so-called SA Defence Force, PW Botha, has now been installed as President of racist South … Ministerial Council, all of which will be presided over by Botha's war council, the so-called State Security Council. … and Indian compatriots for their overwhelming rejection of Botha's apartheid constitution. The enemy lost. We won a …

… by Smuts comprised "die grootste deel van die lede en L.V.'s van die Verenigde Party". The second, pro-neutrality, … 27 that the holders of some of the eight seats -- H. N. W. Botha (Frankfort), J. M. Conradie (Rustenburg), J.P. Fourie … syne nie." There can be no doubt about H. N. W. (Manie) Botha's loyalties. He had been a Brigadier-General in the …

… [Minister of Bantu Administration and Development] M. C. Botha "asked" him not to undertake this trip, he was game. … liberate these very people one day. This time Baas M. C. Botha has "requested" him not to go. We see this as the same … we always have obeyed. In the same way do we view the M.C. Botha-G Buthelezi relationship. We regret that this" …

… of Law and Order Adriaan Vlok, Foreign Minister Roelof Botha, and Deputy Ministers of Law and Order Roelf Meyer and Leon Wessels. Former Prime Minister P.W.Botha was also subpoenaed, but his lawyers submitted a letter … the TRC, 30 September 1997. Click here to read about P.W.Botha's Subpoena by the TRC.   …

… Delville Wood. The Memorial was unveiled by mrs Annie Botha, the widow of General Louis Botha, after an address by the then Prime Minister, Gen …

… Compatriots, Forty eight hours ago P.W. Botha announced a state of emergency affecting the Eastern … Inevitably the fascist measures of extreme repression that Botha has imposed will be extended to other areas of our country. Botha has at last decided to impose martial law. He has …

… Compatriots, Forty eight hours ago P.W. Botha announced a state of emergency affecting the Eastern … Inevitably the fascist measures of extreme repression that Botha has imposed will be extended to other areas of our country. Botha has at last decided to impose martial law. He has …

… September 1910. The Government Party won even though Louis Botha lost his Pretoria East seat. © Museum Africa In 1910, … give the country a greater freedom from Britain.  Louis Botha and Jan Christiaan Smuts , both highly influential … remained under direct rule from Britain. General Louis Botha, the first Prime Minister of the Union, introduced the …

… familiar. It came into common use during the era of P.W. Botha and was portrayed by its authors as the apartheid … and the phrase came into common usage. In 1977, P.W. Botha as minister of defence at the time introduced a White …

… the renaming to SANSCO, on 25 July 1985, President PW Botha declared a state of emergency  in 36 of the country’s … of detained people could not be disclosed. On 5 March 1986 Botha announced that he would lift the Emergency, and on 7 …

… ground. 9 April, The bottom part of the statue of Loius Botha, the first South African Prime Minister is defaced with …

… President Nelson Mandela met with former President P.W. Botha and Freedom Front leader General Constand Viljoen to discuss their concerns over the prosecutions. Botha warned of disaster should Malan and others be wrongly prosecuted. Mandela rejected Botha's request for a moratorium on prosecutions of apartheid …

… of a State of emergency on 25 July 1985 by President PW Botha in 36 of South Africa’s 260 magisterial districts. … of detained people could not be disclosed. On 5 March 1986 Botha announced that he would lift the Emergency, and on 7 …

… Rev. Allan Hendrickse, former minister in President P.W. Botha's cabinet, stepped down after fourteen years as leader … attack on the national television by State President P.W. Botha . He was awarded the Order of the Baobab (Silver Class) …

… Next week is another confrontation with the Botha constitution. Thousands of millions of people around … responsibility for the destiny of their country. The Botha regime and its apartheid system are living, perhaps …

… and Vorster bothered the then Minister of Defence, P. W. Botha, as BOSS became increasingly powerful in the late … was found to have been closely involved in the scandal. Botha, who then succeeded Vorster, called for Van den Bergh's … in South Africa. Civil-Military relations under P. W. Botha, New York & London: M. E. Sharpe Inc. Barron, C. …

… Next week is another confrontation with the Botha constitution. Thousands of millions of people around … responsibility for the destiny of their country. The Botha regime and its apartheid system are living, perhaps …

… voice in government. This occurred at the twilight of P.W. Botha’s career as both the South Africa and National Party leader. The following year Botha was succeeded by FW de Klerk who shortly after taking …

… in South Africa, met his South African counterpart P.W. Botha at Songo, in Tete province, Mozambique. The purpose of … which was signed in 1984 by these two countries. P.W. Botha pledged during the meeting not to support RENAMO, to … Kalley, J.A.; Schoeman, E. & Andor, L.E. (eds)(1999). | Southern African Political History: a …

… the Minister of Home Affairs and Communication, Stoffel Botha introduced more press restrictions to censor the media … about incidents relating to unrest and police activities. Botha also labelled the alternative media, which were free …

… ministerial positions in the Cabinet of President P.W. Botha, including Minister of Post and Telecommunications and … Treurnicht resigned from the party. De Klerk succeeded Botha as leader of the National Party in 1989. The same year, …

… between 1961 and 1989. Bosmansdam was renamed Bothasig ("Botha's Vision") after the then Minister of Housing and later President; P.W. Botha . He subsequently presented a house to the first …

… President Samora Machel of Mozambique and Prime Minister PW Botha of South Africa signed the Nkomati Accord, a … The Presidents of South Africa and Mozambique, P.W.Botha and Samora Machel, signed this accord.  It is disputed …

… Order conveyed this order directly from President P. W. Botha. In two-hour talks with the TRC, Botha denied ordering the bombing of Khotso House. He claimed …

… Margaret Thatcher to protest the visit of President P.W. Botha . 1994 Huddleston is awarded the Torch of Kilimanjaro …

… available due to poor health, the choice was between Louis Botha and John X. Merriman. Neither was ready to serve under the other. Gladstone chose Botha, who formed a cabinet consisting of members of the …

… African government. This award pressured President P. W. Botha 's regime by its recognition of a visionary in the South African liberation struggle. Instead, Botha called Tutu a political preacher, undeserving of the …

… We do not think however, that these efforts will succeed. Botha will not eliminate the opposition to the apartheid … TAMBO : The assassination of Mntonga shows how angry the Botha regime was that the meeting in Dakar should have taken place. Botha regards these contacts with the ANC as treason on the …