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… He completed his MEd in 1975.In 1977 Dhlomo was awarded a British Council Scholarship and the Ernest Oppenheimer …

… exile where they were both also actively engaged in the British Anti-Apartheid movement. Ray Harmel died in exile, in …

… as priests, the two men eventually flew to the former British protectorate of Bechuanaland, (now Botswana), and …

… told, however, provided a new angle: that at that time the British were trying to force the proud Xhosa into working … remain self sufficient and farm their beloved cattle. The British were also increasingly frustrated by the power of … that the whole prophesy had been devised carefully by the British in order to break the Xhosa resistance. Whether …

… of attacks upon their community and institutions by British colonial authorities from as early on as 1779 . [3] … Gender and Colonialism: Rethinking the History of the British Cape Colony and Its Frontier Zones, C. 1806-70”, The … Gender and Colonialism: Rethinking the History of the British Cape Colony and Its Frontier Zones, C. 1806-70”, The …

… Fishing Village 1995       Photographers International, British Photography                Das Magazin, King Goodwill … Land                The Observer Magazine, The British Who Choose South Africa 1988       Leadership …

… from 1980 to 1981. His radio play Banned! featured in the British Broadcasting Corporation’s (BBC) World Service … that their ancestral spirits promised a victory over the British if they slew their cattle, which left the tribe …

… was a gross violation of the constitutional rights of all British subjects. On 17 November 1922, Long was hanged at the …

… . He presented a BBC radio series, contributed to several British and American publications and was an author for the …

… were now bound with ropes. They had been rescued by the British Men-of-War. Their rescuers were kind to them, and in …

… the indigenous people, on which he then wrote articles in British and South African newspapers. Black was discredited …

… between that country and South Africa. In January 1986, a British court awarded Slovo substantial damages against a …

… her fight against the Apartheid regime by working for the British Anti-Apartheid Movement for three years. This work …

… irrespective of the circumstances. At one point, the British Medical Association suggested that unless the matter …

… justice. His father, a pension clerk, served in the British air force in World War II. His mother was a pre-war …

… release, he was deported to Britain in 1966 since he was a British citizen. He then furthered his studies by registering …

… however, was a hardened warrior who had fought against the British and, in turn, forbade her to become a Christian. …

… his career in journalism. He freelanced for various British journals, writing a series called 'Todd in London' …

… Mohamed was central in organising the occupation of the British Consulate by UDF leaders wanted on treason charges. …

… markets for Cape wines and brandy created by the large British military presence disappeared. At the same time wine … But who was this man? Charles WH Kohler, the son of a British architect and engineer, was born on 14 October 1862 …

… renowned legal academic. Hepple became a Fellow of the British Academy in 2003.  He retired from his Cambridge chair …

… with NUM president, James Motlatsi, at a conference of the British national union Mineworkers. Ramaphosa was refused a …

… He was a Minister of the NG Kerk and secretary of the British and Foreign Bible Society (BFBS), was the son of Jan …

… prevailing in South Africa. In 1970 Sir Arthur Snelling, British Ambassador to South Africa, presented Ellen Hellmann …

… the title "Kammersangerin", the Austrian equivalent of a British Dame. Admittedly she was a capricious and sometimes …

… given was Britain’s tardiness in resolving the Durban British consulate protection to avoid detention by the South …

… father was a serviceman and by default Hemson was granted British citizenship. Hemson grew up in a very strict …

… days. He went underground  and then sought refuge in the British Consulate in Durban , in September 1984, together …

… Ebrahim's powers of persuasion even Margaret Thatcher, the British Prime Minister, agreed to take a personal interest in …