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… government in a difficult position. It could not expel the men into the hands of the police, but it sat with an … They did everything in their power to persuade the men to leave voluntarily and did not hesitate to resort to …

… the Coloured people were looked upon politically as white men. Well, if they were treated as such there would have been … even more than the others. They required leaders, educated men, to guide them through the troublous times that were upon them. Unless they could get accomplished and taught men to lead them intellectually and morally they were bound …

… April 1652, Jan van Riebeeck arrived at the Cape with 100 men and women, including his wife Maria de la Quellerie. The first thing the men did was to build a fort for protection. The original … and doctors were brought over from Europe. Van Riebeeck’s men kept sheep and rabbits on Robben Island. They hunted …

… Jews are more conservative than Reformed Jews. Orthodox men wear black suits and hats and don't shave the hair next … unique. Israel is the homeland of all Jews. Some Jewish men wear a yarmulke, or small round hat made from cloth, to …

… proper. It remained Dutch in character, despite employing men from all over Europe.  The colony grew slowly during the … Educators who taught in rural areas were mostly White men. Religion The Calvinist religion was protected by the …

… was later joined by another Indian slave and two Khoi men.   This group planned to march from the rural districts … never seen again. In June 1658 seven Angolan slaves (five men two women) that had arrived on the Amersfort ran away and …

… In the late 1970s four young men publicly refused to obey their army call-ups by the South … Legislation had also broadened the base of eligible White men who could be called up, and this included immigrants. It …

… annihilating all earlier inhabitants of the area. The men from these tribes were killed while the young boys and … a second attack on the Voortrekkers, and this time his men carried off all the livestock owned by the Whites. …

… first batch of Indian passive resisters, consisting of 12 men and 4 women (including Mrs. Kasturba Gandhi ) are … led by MK Gandhi includes 127 women, 57 children and 2037 men 9 November: Gandhi is arrested, followed by Kallenbach ’s …

… is most often related to as the story of the 'Randlords', men like Cecil John Rhodes and Barney Barnato. Told that way, …

… those of the Zulus but much smaller, seldom exceeding 500 men. Mzilikazi and the Ndebele influenced events in the area …

… not know that a month after the article appeared four men would go to the gallows, and that another fourteen had …

… circles: the inner circle encompasses cattle byres and the men’s court, while the female residential zone of beehive …

… were buried in areas associated with them while alive: men in the cattle byre; women at the back around their grain …

… north of Silkaatsnek towards Rustenburg with some 200 men, when his scouts brought information that the Nek was … frontal assault from the north and sent two groups of 200 men to scale both shoulders of the pass, where the British … nephew and his adjutant were both killed, and a known 8 men were wounded. The Boers captured two field-guns, a …

… worshipped in her strange valour of goodwill towards men? "Vexilla regis prodeunt."   Yes, but of which king? … as she is able, formed of her most energetic and worthiest men; ”” seizing every piece of fruitful waste ground she can … possible no less in peace than war; and that if we can get men, for little pay, to cast themselves against cannon-mouths …

… that Cecil Rhodes knew, an almost universal despair of men who know the impulse of creative work. He had a slight … about Kajee was his capacity for friendship. Where other men choose their friends from a small group of acquaintances … thinking of people like "Banja Bobat" and Suliman Paruk, men who had grown up with him and had chosen to live simple …

… Winter Olympics team, representing the country in the men’s giant slalom competition. [iv] Peter trains at the … by Alexander Heath. [vi] Peter Scott failed to finish the men’s giant slalom at the 2010 Winter Olympics held in …

… to the UN forces. Altogether 243 officers and 545 men of the S.A. Air Force and 23 officers and 15 men of the S.A. Defence Force saw service in Korea. Sources …

… settlers, but some were forced into prostitution. Many men were handed to the free settlers to work on farms and … [32] Cook encouraged lighter-skinned women to marry white men and in this way ‘breed out their colour’.  In 1951, the …

… expect that the phrase " Equal rights for civilised men South of the Zambezi " would soon be accepted as the only … not to be regarded as British subjects, and treated as men without the rights and claims of British subjects. Let me … view of clearing up our position, a deputation of Coloured men waited upon Mr. Chamberlain. He replied that according to …

… expect that the phrase " Equal rights for civilised men South of the Zambezi " would soon be accepted as the only … not to be regarded as British subjects, and treated as men without the rights and claims of British subjects. Let me … view of clearing up our position, a deputation of Coloured men waited upon Mr. Chamberlain. He replied that according to …

… on foot. He was part of a flow of “discontented young men” that included the otherwise unfamiliar Johannes Moeng, … security agents routinely monitored the thousands of men and women who entered the High Commission Territory … have struggled with how to make sense of the work, its contents, and its composition. Is it a co-production? Is it a …

… existing labour with Indian women. African and Indian men’s wages declined once again in the early 1950s. In the … exacerbated by the migrant labour system, whereby men from rural areas had to leave their families and find … money, paying them just R52 a month compared to the R200 men had been earning for the same job. The women sought help …

… which deal specifically with the political rights of all men of colour. To my mind, these are in danger of being … the reach of the more intelligent and industrious of the men of colour, because it is a privilege which they would … determined by the accident of his colour, all ranks of men are stimulated to improve or maintain their relative …

… inspired the “amabutho”, a regimental system where young men are absorbed into their tribe's military force according … and water. Both kingdoms were run on military lines. Young men were grouped together in army regiments according to age. … By this time Shaka had created an army of 40 000 men who defeated and then robbed other groups for cattle and …

… villages were also organized into age-sets, or groups of men or women who were close in age. Each age-set had specific responsibilities; men organized for warfare and herding, depending on age-set, … system, which continues to draw thousands of Tswana men to the mines (although recruitment from Botswana has been …

… 25, were in their house when it was set alight by several men who then ran away. The brothers burnt to death. On May 11 … South Africa.  On 26 May 2013, two Zimbabwean men were killed by South Africans mob in xenophobic violence … was set on fire while they were trapped inside. One of the men died while in hospital. The other is fighting for his …