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… amaGqobhoko”¦civilized ones” (Mda, 2000, p. 49) within British Kaffraria– Mda further emphasises the sustaining … a mechanism of control similar to the dominance of the British within colonial era. In order to achieve this, Mda … “vowed that he would restore law and order throughout the British Kaffraria and Xhosaland” (Mda, 2000, p. 18).  In …

… African War, which ended in a decisive victory for the British and made a hero of Robert Baden-Powell, founder of … town in the Free State, named after Emily Hobhouse, a British woman who did much to help people in the South African War. The British used concentration camps to imprison enemy civilians …

… a new South African identity marking its freedom from British rule. This meant the creation of a new flag and … with some of the NP's ambitions, like secession from the British Empire, so the NP agreed to focus less on its plans … for help to the Government of India, which was then under British control. In 1927 the ANC’s Zaccheus Richard Mahabane …

… and then, accompanied by Paul David, took refuge in the British Consulate. This left the British government in a difficult position. It could not … use of their consulate. The Labour opposition in the British Parliament watched Margaret Thatcher?s actions …

… to General Barry Hertzogs efforts to influence the British African policy. 3 February, Following problems over … he is taught an entirely Eurocentric curriculum focused on British history. His history teacher, Weaver Newana, adds his … previous century's frontier wars between the Xhosa and the British colonists. He takes up boxing and long-distance …

… after the Transvaal Boers had gone to war against the British Empire in 1880. He also met with the leaders of the … Janse van Rensburg made a fiery speech against the British Empire and in support of the Transvaal Afrikaners. …

… and the Natal Mounted Police were called to support the British. In September 1900 Lord Roberts, commander-in-chief of the British forces, ordered Major General Baden-Powell develop a …

… first between the Boers and the Pedi and then between the British and the Pedi. The Pedi did not undergo extensive …

… the Bretheren in Christ of the USA and Canada (USA) BFBS : British and Foreign Bible Society (England) Bn : Berlin …

… We rejoiced with you on that splendid occasion when the British standard was lowered on August 15, 1947, from the …

… promote understanding between chiefs, and loyalty to the British crown and all lawful authorities and to promote …

… foot of the Hlobane Mountain. Hlobane was the site of a British disaster in March 1879 when mounted troops led by Lt. … (loyal to the Zulu crown and part of the resistance to the British invasion of northern Zululand). The abaQulusi lived …

… Memorial Garden you can visit the graves of some of the British soldiers that were killed in and around Prieska in … upstream • a fort built entirely out of tiger eye stone by British soldiers during the South African War • a memorial garden in town that hold a number of British soldiers' graves • the Ria Husiamen Aloe Garden - a …

… Research for this article was funded by a British Academy grant. The author is very grateful to the …

… Black, red and white poster. Short history of British involvement in Palestine. Issued by the London Office …

… pressing questions that arises from all this is what the British Government should do in response to this Report, to … of the public, both here and abroad. We believe that the British Government can no longer shirk its responsibilities … would be to send a signal to the Botha regime that the British Government is still resolved not to act in any …

… a succession of bitter conflicts. Most Afrikaners hate the British, and the British have no love for the Afrikaners. Both hate- the … the engineers from Glasgow and Birmingham, and the other British artisans who came to South Africa, brought with them …

… was held under the chairmanship of the president of the British Indian Association, Essop Ismail Mia. Source: Indian … resolution was arrived at the committee meeting of the British Indian Association, you had already sent to gaol … I have made lately with reference to the position of British Indians in this Colony has been misconstrued. I have …

… and he set off for Scotland. He excused his quest for British medical qualifications on the grounds that American qualifications did not allow him to practise on British territory. His stay in Scotland, gathering more … be particularly good with children. He was becoming very British, parted his hair and adopted a Homburg hat, furled …

… The eminent British statesman, Mr. Harold Macmillan, Prime Minister of … our policy, therefore, is non-racial." He presented the British concept of the "rights of man" as finding fulfilment … other people’s business. We applaud the stand of the British Government in the interests of world peace. But we …

… is both sad and interesting. Sir Robert was a retired British Army officer, who became a farmer in the Area in … Town, he bought a boat and sailed it around by sea.  The British Government had decided to settle 300 Irish convicts … the movement but as he was still on half pay from the British Government, he was forced to supply the ship. His …

… special attention during the 1780s when the VoC, fearing a British attack on the Cape, accepted the assistance of a … Burgher Reddoubte, and remained in use until 1827 when the British military issued orders that all forts excepting Fort … and had to be extensively restored in 1795 by the new British administration. It was declared a National Monument …

… for themselves. Major Henry Douglas Warden (then the British resident for the area North of the Orange River) … which was made out of sun-dried bricks. In 1854, The British Government abandoned the Orange River Sovereignty and … Steyn (1896-1900) also resided in the building until the British occupation of Bloemfontein on 13 March 1900 when the …

… Government was forced to flee Pretoria before advancing British forces. His wife continued to live there however, … death on 20 July 1901. After her death it was used by the British Military Police until 1904 when it was acquired by FC … internationally for his struggle for freedom from the British during the Second Boer War (1899 - 1902) . Both the …

… owes its origin and development to the arrival of British settlers in 1820. Sir Rufane Donkin was the Acting … secondment in South Africa. Shortly after the arrival of British settlers in the Bay, Donkin had a pyramid of stone … Battalion with distinction and received the KCB. Later the British government deployed him in India. He was in active …

… conquered all of the Sudan region by 1874 and encouraged British interference there. This aroused Muslim opposition … lasted until 1898, when these forces were defeated by the British. The British ruled, generally in partnership with Egypt , until …

… following resolutions were adopted at a mass meeting of British Indians held at Durban on 19 and 20 December 1909. … 1882, Natal Archives. 1. That this mass meeting of the British Indians, held at Durban, respectfully approaches the … direct the necessary amendments be made therein, so that British Indians irrespective of colour or creed may have …

… began removing the remaining symbols of the historic British ascendancy and began institutionalising their … arose from a history of settler rule and Dutch and British colonialism, which became policies of separation … Africa gained self-governance as a dominion within the British Empire. It represented an oppressive system of laws …

… Town suburb of Claremont. Named after Roger Arderne, a British immigrant who owned the estate, of which it was part! …

… Arab traders arrived in Uganda in the 1840s, whereas British explorers started arriving in 1862. In 1894 Uganda became a British Protectorate . The country is known for rich mineral …