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… to declare war on Britain for Canadian territory. 1812 The Anglo American War breaks out. 1814 The British war against …

… 12 September, Another strike begins at mines operated by Anglo American Platinum (Amplats), a separate company which …

… reached Concordia on 23 April1889. On 4 April 1902 a Boer force of about 25 men led by Generals J.C. Smuts, …

… by the Cape Parliament in 1873. The First and Second Boer Wars reinforced the position of Afrikaans for after the …

… history o The shifting balance of power: defeat of the Boer Republics 1902; African Political Organisation (APO) … [online] Available at http://www.stephen-stratford.co.uk/boer_war.htm [Accessed: 23 February 2015] Marks, S.E., …

… developments after the establishment of Pretoria, as the Boer Capital, its role as the centre of Church activity grew. … The Church played a Central Role in keeping the Boer Communities, united. It defined the Congregation and … J.L (ed) Extract from “An African View of the Boer War” [online] Available at: www.jstor.org [Accessed 15 …

… voters in South West Africa (now Namibia). The two former Boer republics, Transvaal and Orange Free State (now Free …

… dislocation of communities. The establishment of the Boer republics and the subsequent hostile relations with …

… by a sudden advance he would reach Johannesburg before Boer forces could be mobilised to stop him. He was proven …

… British. They crossed the Vaal rivers and setup two new Boer Republics ; The Orange Free state and the Vaal Boer Republic electing their own presidents.-(This is …

… of their lives. Gumede was eleven years old when the Anglo-Zulu War erupted. Judged against the background of his … of the Zulu monarchy. “There was no occasion for the Anglo-Zulu War” he proclaimed at a Conference in Brussels in … FIGHTING THE WHITE MAN’S WAR: GUMEDE AND THE ANGLO-BOER WAR, 1899-1902 “This is to certify that Josiah Gumede, …

… is necessary to take our position on the questions of the anglo-russian comittee, and of the chinese revolution; to the …

… Watching'. It was also had a Temporary Harbour during the Anglo Boer War of 1879 . Richards Bay was named after; British …

… celebration of the Voortrekker movement and on the Boer defeat of Dingaan 100 years earlier on 16 December 1838. …

… India in October 1901, but returned after the end of the Anglo-Boer War a year later at the request of the Indian community … a thousand volunteers for nearly six weeks during the Anglo-Boer War. In 1906, he committed a blunder which proved …

… This resulted in the formation of the independent Boer Republic of the Orange Free State. The convention was …

… 15 years after the Union of South Africa was formed. The Boer community was still recovering fresh wounds from the …

… the Zulu Royal House put him under the protection of their Boer allies in the border districts of the neighbouring South …

… of the Left Opposition (chinese Revolution, anglo-russian committee, russian question, our position to …

… The region was annexed by the British in 1877, but a Boer rebellion restored it in 1881. Following the Second Boer War (1899-1902) . The South African Republic became the …

… 1886 and 1888.   Edmund Bourke became a burger of the Boer Republic and was a personal friend of President Kruger. … and equipment through Lourenço Marques (Maputo) to the Boer hospital in the Staatsmodel School. The hospital was …

… bears reflecting that before 1884 the area was settled by Boer farmers on only nine farms in this area, dominated by …

… The AWB’s intention was to establish a homeland for the Boer ‘volk’ (people). The AWB functioned as a semi-secret …

… and ammunition. Trouble started when Kok arrested a Boer accused of ill-treating his people, and the trekker … find a new community failed and most returned to Kokstad. Boer Republics and Griqua States in Southern Africa, 19th …

… of the Cape and now administrator of the two former Boer Republics, imposes a number of administrative acts that …