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… Congress  (ANC) in London. Ensor and Petersen joined the British Militant Tendency in England. Ensor became John …

… to his newspaper staff that they were to ignore the British royal family’s visit to South Africa that year. The … United Party and many English-speaking Whites of British descent were opposed to a republic, but once again, … of apartheid’. Apartheid was however a partial legacy of British colonialism that introduced a system of pass laws in …

… to England, and from there to Budapest, Hungary, where the British Communist Party had found work for them at the …

… with Mr. Naki, one in the careers section of the British Medical Journal (BMJ Career Focus 2004), and one with …

… During 1984 Morobe left the county to approach the British government and the United Nations for help, and in …

… financial situation, as well as some conflict with the British authorities – who gained control over most of Natal …

… His first international test match was in 1962 against the British Lions, when aged 22. In 1976 he captained the …

… At the time Cachalia’s father, who was the chairman of the British Indian Association, was in prison because of his …

… Shawn Slovo's acclaimed A World Apart in 1988, which won a British Academy of Film and Television Arts Award. Described …

… Rights when he was awarded the Honour of Commander of the British Empire (CBE). Woods died of cancer in London in 2001.  …

… Europeans in court. He pre­sented a petition to the British govern­ment on behalf of those facing trial after the …

… a staunch supporter of South Africa remaining part of the British Commonwealth and identified strongly with the British Empire and his British heritage. He was strongly opposed to Afrikaner …

… by Dr Andrew Smith. Hoping to stay on good terms with the British and to learn more from them about the use of … of the past. As before, these visits opened the way to British hunters, traders and missionaries. The king allowed … groups led to civil war that weakened the Ndebele Empire. British imperial expansion later caused the collapse of …

… houses of parliament (1954) and the crest for the British houses of parliament in London (1962). He also …

… (1963). In these works he focused on an explanation of the British state and the functioning of large corporations. He …

… he was imprisoned at Colesberg in 1846 for anti-British activities. Released after a few months, he took part …

… led directly to the subjugation of the Xhosa by the British settlers. Seen in this context the painting is an …

… of the Grahamstown Battle and was also a part of the British force that held Makhanda captive. [12] However, he … together in a fluid and complex society.” [49] When the British took over, officials met Chief Ngqika in 1797 … occupation to which he rejected. [50] Despite this, the British went ahead and declared the Fish River the official …

… this work and for her efforts was awarded the Order of the British Empire (O.B.E.). Throughout her life she had taken a …

… Davis was born in April 1867 in Jersey, Channel Islands, a British Crown Dependency in Western Europe. At the age of …

… wife.  In 1825 King Faku permitted the travelling of the British trader Henry Francis Fynn in his kingdom in search of elephant ivory and later allow the British trader to open a trading post inside the kingdom with …

… when they told her Ireland was a country oppressed by the British Empire. Living in the Red Cross Hostel in … to boycott South African goods and, to pressurise the British and Irish governments to enforce economic sanctions.  …

… border into Bechuanaland (Botswana).Officials in the then-British Protectorate arrested and handed him over to the …

… to monitor violence in South Africa); the Confederation of British Industry; the Carnegie Endowment, United States of …

… again from 1912   to 1923 acted as legal adviser to the British High Commissioner for South Africa. He was a member …

… among black South Africans and Africans of neighbouring British colonies. Part of their effort led to the …

… the height of the Indian struggle for liberation against British colonialism. At Sastri College, Motala became …

… went awry and all the recruits were arrested by the British Colonial Police in Northern Rhodesia.  They were then …

… songs. In 1950 Kumalo was a member of the cast of the British film version of the novel  Cry the beloved country …

… was also awarded the Winifred Holtby prize in 1981 by the British Royal Society of Literature and was made a fellow of …