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… she had helped form a militant faction within the British Anti-Apartheid Movement called the "City Group" that …

… for some time to promote the Friends of Africa Society,a British organization supported by the Fabian Society that …

… in Britain. In 1928 he was sent to South Africa by the British Independent Labour Party as an Advisor to the …

… of a letter to The Times in London that criticised the British Government regarding its National Health Service, … health service. In 1984, he became a Knight of the British Empire. He was President of Wolfson College, Oxford, … International Society for Endocrinology, the Chair of the British Heart Foundation and of the Medical Campaign against …

… to stay with N. A. Cama in Johannesburg. Although he had a British passport valid for all of Africa,e was brought to … applied for registration under the Asiatic Act, “an un-British and disgraceful Act.” so he tried to sound more british than indian  He defied the order to leave the …

… the expeditionary force that annexed Bechuanaland as a British protectorate. Returning to the Cape, he opened a …

… few unique feats on the rugby filed against the first ever British team to tour South Africa, captained by William … end there as he refereed no fewer than six matches on the British itinerary: the first game against Cape Town Clubs at …

… during the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902. He joined the British Indian Association founded by M K Gandhi in 1903 and … the Criminal Tribes Act in India which was enacted by the British rules there. Cama, a fluent speaker, often denounced …

… 1947 in Johannesburg , South Africa, the daughter of a British father and a Swiss mother.  When she was three years … family moved to Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe ), then a British colony, where she attended Ellis Robins School in …

… to Rhodes’s agents, which led to the formation of the British South Africa Company (BSAC). Jameson abandoned his … in control of the BSAC, aimed to bring South Africa under British dominion and encouraged disenfranchised foreign …

… Press in 1995. During this time, Stein competed in both British and international athletic competitions, and won … by Sarah Cawkwell (Stein’s wife)| “Octogenarian British publisher still coming up with new ideas” [online] …

… In December, Du Val was attached to the staff of the British garrison commandant Lt.-Col. G. F. Gildea of the …

… E.L. Elliot’s drive ends. At the cost of only three British casualties, …

… The SA Foreign Minister, Dr. H. Muller and the new British Foreign Secretary, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, discuss the …

… Dora Bloch, one of the elderly British hostages taken on hijacked Flight 139 (an Air France …

… World War II: East Africa. British posts at Kassala and Gallabat, on the borders of …

… Redvers Buller is dismissed as officer in command of the British forces, probably because of his defeat …

… Eight American and British officers land from a submarine on an Algerian beach …

… Modderspruit, Commandant General Piet Joubert causes the British to fall back.  He is urged …

… Prince Harry, third in line to the British throne and known for his late-night parties, …

… Three of the six protesters leave the British Consulate in protest against South Africa’s action in …

… British mission to subdue Sekhukhune is abandoned after …

… Bethlehem, OFS, a Black man called Frans is tried by the British, found guilty, sentenced to death and h …

… reports on the devastation of the Orange Free State by the British forces: “Dams everywhere …

… E.L. Elliot’s drive ends. At the cost of only three British casualties, …

… first lieutenant governor of Natal after annexation by the British on 12 May 1843, dies. (Muller: 500 Years: a his …

… John Hanning Speke, British discoverer, names the lake he discovers in Africa, …

… Margaret Thatcher, the British Prime Minister, gives an assurance that the six …

… During the Egyptian Rebellion, British forces under Wolseley rout the Egyptians at …

… Westenra, pilot who was later awarded a DBE (Dame of the British …