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… and was invited to deliver an inaugural lecture for British Academy, United Kingdom A list of Cameron’s Honours …

… Prize in 1897.In 1900 Bunting volunteered to serve in the British army in the Second Anglo-Boer War . When the war …

… also named Pieter, fought as a commando against the British in the Second Boer War (1899–1902). During the war his mother was interned in a British concentration camp . Botha's early education was at … in 1943. After Elize's death in 1997, Botha married his British born wife Barbara Robertson whom he spent his last …

… borrowed from a friend. Once in the United Kingdom, the British Communist Party sent them to work for Budapest Radio. …

… Defence and Aid Fund from 1964-65. The fund with mainly British financing, organised and paid for legal defence, and …

… Leader, His Driver and the Driver's Wife, directed by British filmmaker Nick Broomfield. A sequel by Broomfield, … sexual relationship appeared in the South African and British press. Terre'Blanche also submitted a sworn statement …

… The SANNC then decided to put their case directly to the British king and people. An emergency committee of which, …

… German pupil at reports in The Star of the sinking of the British battleship, the HMS Royal Oak, by a German U-boat in …

… represented the English Bar in Court and has acted for the British Government (in the litigation on the Maastricht …

… Africa.Letele represented the ANC overseas while he had a British passport and in March 1961 he attended the third …

… Cricket Board. In 1968 South Africa refused to host a British cricket team that included Basil D'Oliveira, a …

… was to become the ’Poqo attacks’ in the Eastern Cape. The British Protectorate detected these operations and, along …

… about the French Exocet missile to the Soviets. British journalist and security services specialist Chapman … It was also during this time that he met his first wife, British-born Janet Coggin whom he married in 1958. Coggin …

… Postman Always Rings Twice” which featured Val Kilmer and British composer Django Bates. Won the Peter Whittingham …

… interest in South Africa began in 1951 when he joined the British Commonwealth Research Branch of the State Department. …

… in London. Levson also served on the Council of the British Defence and Aid fund from 1980 to 1985. After the …

… Relations adviser to Mobil Oil before joining the British Labour Party as an adviser on Africa and the Middle …

… the  Second Anglo Boer War . He organised appeals to the British government and accompanied the Freedom Deputation to …

… politically involved human beings. In 1984, he obtained a British Council Scholarship to study in the United Kingdom. …

… National Congress (ANC) and was also sung during the British Royal visit in 1947. In the 1960s, Zambia adopted the …

… whom he had met in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. He joined the British Broadcasting Commission (BCC) World Services and …

… and with his approval, Bechuanaland had been put under British protection in the 19th century. Seretse’s name means …

… win the WBC super-middleweight belt, which he annexed from British star Nigel Benn. Unable to stay away from boxing, he …

… es Salaam, Tanzania, she was able to secure a job at the British Council – a job she held onto until her retirement. A …

… sexism, and classism that was deeply entrenched in the British education system and wider society. Brown completed a …

… government withdrew an exemption which allowed Stubbs as a British subject to enter South Africa without a visa. He …

… flat of a friend from South Africa who was involved in the British Communist Party. Through these friends he found a job … in 1950. He also clearly expressed this sentiment on British Radio. Padmore and his closest ally, Dorothy Pizer, … gone out of business. He approached Allen and Unwin, the British publishers of his first book, Dark Testament , hoping …

… South African Students Organization and a member of the British Communist Party. During this time he worked on the …

… travel from Accra, Ghana to London was organised by the British Students Union. He then left the country for …

… the University of the North. Madiba was a recipient of the British Council Visitor's Grant. This enabled him to study …