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… Royal Statistical Society and a Chartered Member of the British Computer Society. In 2010, Isaacs was elected …

… of War that depicted the suffering of both Boer and British soldiers, as well as citizens, animals and the …

… and German prison camps. He was awarded an Order of the British Empire (OBE) after the war for his relief work among …

… the Zambezi Expedition, for which he got funding from the British Government. The expedition lasted until 1864 and was …

… father, Elliott Coates, was a naval officer serving in the British merchant marines and her mother, Mary Peck, was …

… In 1947 she was the official photographer of the British Royal visit to three Royal protectorates: Basutoland …

… . He was also the chairperson of the Transvaal British Indian Association, forerunner of the  Transvaal …

… allegations had been previously made against her in the British House of Commons by Andrew Hunter, a Conservative …

… George Sewpershad and MJ Naidoo –sought refuge in the British Consulate in Durban until 12 December 1984. All those …

… was not consciously political in an interview with the British times she said:  "I'm not a political singer”¦ I …

… international attention causing some embarrassment to the British Government. In September 1963, he was declared a …

… (1990-1994). Throughout these years, as a founder of the British Anti-Apartheid Movement in London (1960) and as …

… made and laws were enacted by both the Afrikaners and the British to dislodge African people from their land while … in 1894. After the end of the South African War, the British and Afrikaners began working on establishing the … clearly worried the colonial government. When British Kaffaria (former Ciskei area) was annexed in 1865, the racial …

… bringing workers from the South East Asian part of the British Empire to the South African region. In Natal , … eventually be freed. Slavery had been made illegal by the British Crown decades before but the promise of freedom … as well as wrote free-lance articles on East Africa for British news sources such as  The Guardian  and  The …

… as Dora Taylor and I.B Tabata . In 1976 she was granted British citizenship and in 1986 she married Frank Williams …

… a member of the Executive Committee of the Transvaal British Indian Association in 1907, of which Gandhi was … Mr. Polak attended the ceremony on behalf of the British Indian Association. Mr. Naidoo himself knows nothing …

… The Art of Pitika Ntuli that aired on ITV, a commercial British Television channel, as well as a Swiss Television …

… appointed as a Justice of the Appeal Courts of the former British Protectorates, Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland. As …

… now demonstrated her persuasive powers over the owners of British and American copyrights denied to apartheid South …

… in their later years include Dias Santana (2016), the British series Hooten & the Lady (2016), and the South …

… a thousand students. The school  curriculum focused on British history but his history teacher, Weaver Newana, added his own oral history about the wars between the British and amaXhosa. Mandela’s nephew, Justice Dalindyebo, … then travelled to London where he met with leaders of British opposition parties. He returned to South Africa in …

… after Kaizer Wilhelm of Germany, whose forces fought the British during World War 1. This was his father's way of showing opposition to the British colonisation of Pondoland in 1878. As a young boy, he … to London where Mandela met with a number of important British officials and politicians. During this period Tambo …

… sari. Gandhi’s campaigning did not go unnoticed by British officials and he was arrested and tried on 18 March … She was now regarded as much as a threat as Gandhi by British officials because of her ability to involve women. In … a partner in the war, it had to become independent. Unless British rule ended, a mass civil disobedience campaign would …

… as a sales representative for Wilson Rowntrees (the British sweet company), and was therefore financially …

… originally from Latvia and her mother, Nan Myers, was of British descent. From her early childhood, Gordimer witnessed …

… British presence in the Cape between the 1600s and 1795 was … set up along the shores to trade with the Khoikhoi. The British also used Robben Island , located a few kilometres … and go to the Robben Island. Between 1632 and 1640, the British also placed a group of Khoikhoi under the command of …

… of an operation aimed at ending the slave trade in the British Empire. Jarsa would later become a teacher at a … for its professionalism, the TLSA adopted too much of a ‘British Anglocentric view of what good education should be …

… In 1909, Gandhi left for London in an attempt influence British politicians. Hajee Habib accompanied him. While …

… In 1980, Shanthie and her fiancé, Dominic Tweedie, a British anti-apartheid activist, went to work at the ANC …

… The Turkish army launches an unsuccessful attack against British controlled Suez Canal; used to ferry troops from … attacking merchant and passenger shipping around the British Isles. 10–13 March 1915 Battle of Neuve Chapelle”” British and Germans suffer heavy losses. After three days of …