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… The first  Thirstland Trek, exodus of Boer families through Northern Bechuanaland to Angola that …

… An agreement is signed for the sale of Anglo America’s almost 48 percent shareholding in Johnnies …

… Anglo-German secret agreement on future of African …

… Anglo-Portuguese agreement on Zambezi and Congo grants …

… The merger between Ashanti Goldfields and SA’s Anglo-Gold, approved by the Ghanaian government on 29 October …

… The battle of Gingindlovu during the Anglo-Zulu War takes place.   The British defeat Cetshwayo …

… , 16 December 1838, leading to the founding of the first Boer Republic in Natal. The discovery of Gold and Diamonds … their wives and children remained in the countryside. The Anglo-Boer War Anglo-Boer War, The Mafeking Siege, Boers surrounded …

… The Boer generals report back in Pretoria after a campaign in …

… Cloete: The Anglo-Boer War | SESA, v.11, p. 308 | SA National Museum of Military History. (1999). Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902, Johannesburg: The Museum. … (Platrand), south of Ladysmith, takes place, in which the Boer forces make an unsuccessful attempt to …

… House in Pretoria, where the peace treaty between the two Boer Republics and Britain was signed in …

… In an attempt to unite the two Boer republics, the commandoes of the Free State and …

… African War, it may be useful to read about the ‘ First Anglo-Boer War ’ 1880-1881 in SAHO’s feature on the topic. Conflicting political ideology After the First Anglo-Boer War (see further reading box above) the British …

… An Anglo-French plan to give Italy economic concessions if they …

… Lord Salisbury negotiates an Anglo-French agreement on West Africa and ends the Niger …

… Anglo-South African driver Pat Fairfield dies of injuries …

… Boer leader General Koos de la Rey, en route to Potchefstroom …

… on land assigned to them by Machette of Kunwana, after Boer volunteers assis …

… to Doornkop, about 20km from Johannesburg before superior Boer forces forced him and his men to surrender on 2 January … E. (1982) Jameson's Raid: The Prelude to the Boer War ., 2nd edition. Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball …

… the war would be won easily, but they were wrong. The two Boer republics that were involved in the conflict were the … and Mafeking. This war was much longer than the First Anglo-Boer War and more battles took place. During “Black … The plight of women, children and the edelry in the White Anglo-Boer concentration camps Black involvement in the war …

… In the Anglo-Egyptian War Lord [Sir Herbert] Kitchener’s force of …

… who declared himself as the Mahdi, religious leader in Anglo-Egyptian Sudan in 1881, di …

… travelled from the South Wales valleys to fight in the Boer War.) Glynn Griffiths was a photographer, cartoonist, …

… the discovery of minerals and in the period following the  Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902 . In this process it was poor White and … rather than commodity production up to the end of the Anglo-Boer war. Capitalisation of agriculture only really …

… remains of the Prince Imperial of France, killed in the Anglo-Zulu War, …

… The Second Anglo-Boer War resulted in heavy loss of life for both the Boers … in March 1902. On 11 April 1902 preliminary meetings among Boer representatives began in Klerksdorp, as well as with …

… After the Anglo-Boer War, there were six British colonies in South Africa. … their freedom and independence back. This was the first Anglo-Boer War. The Boers won the war and their independence, …

… Stephanus Johannes Roos, Boer field-cornet in the Battle of Amajuba and in the Mapog …

… 22 year old Prince Imperial of France, is killed in the Anglo-Zulu War when he and a Bri …

… Uitlanders (1913), Van Kalabas does his bit (1916) and A Boer’s honour (1916). During his career, he fearlessly …

… postal service between the Delagoa Bay Portuguese and the Boer Republic. In 1859 the Transvaal Republic government …