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… followed up his 1971 study, Gandhi in South Africa: British Imperialism and the Indian Question, 1860-1914 , with … and Empire: White Settlers and Colored Immigrants in the British Self-Governing Colonies, 1830-1910 , published in 1976. Other works include B. Pillay, British Indians in the Transvaal: Trade, Race Relations and …

… Consolidation Act, 1954; to repeal certain provisions of British Bechuanaland Proclamation No 2 of 1885 and to repeal …

… UDF leaders to Europe and the United States. She met the British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher and the American … in politics in a movement that wanted to overthrow the British government in their country. Before 1947, India was still under Britain's control. The British would arrest people involved in this movement. Then …

… first called Nooitgedaght, it was renamed Airlie, after a British officer, the Earl of Airlie, who was killed in the …

… Lambert's Bay is named after Admiral Lambert of the British Navy who did a marine survey of the Bay between 1826 … the Hotel in 1888. Lamberts Bay was used as a lay-up for British warships during the war of 1900-1902 and in 1901 the … Bay, HMS Sybille Gunboat which ran aground in 1901. (This British gunboat HMS Sybille was a 3400-ton twin-screw …

… man and man on account of the colour of his skin. Nor had British prestige ever suffered because of the liberty given … Cape Coloured people had a right, in common with white British subjects, to enter the Transvaal and settle here they … liked under the same restrictions as applied to any white British subject. He maintained then, in the light of the …

… South African Wars have left their mark on this Site too. British troops were Stationed in the Vicinity during the … 1436 m above Sea Level, and an old Stone Wall marks a British Patrol Path used during the War. Piles of Horseshoes, …

… and Pretoria. With his newfound wealth he commissioned British architect WT Vale to design him a house. In 1886, the … an important role during the Anglo-Boer Wars. In June 1900 British troops invaded Pretoria and requisitioned Melrose …

… they protested to Dutch rule of their countries. When the British took control of South Africa, a leper colony was … political prisoners that were kept there, by the Dutch and British colonists, but more especially by the apartheid …

… technology and rescued for posterity by experts at the British Library. Source:  …

… of the Anglo Boer War .  During the war it was used by the British, as a Hospital. The finishing touches were done in …

… Committees Drift was a military outpost established by the British during the frontier war of 1819. The name …

… Free State. His parents, Mabel and Arthur Tolkien, were British but worked in a bank in South Africa. He was a sickly …

… situated just North of Middelburg Eastern Cape. The British Department of War bought Farms in Middelburg district … period which terminated in 1910 between 12 000 and 15 000 British soldiers that were stationed at Grootfontein. The …

… after Rhodesia gained independence after ninety years as a British colony, renaming itself Zimbabwe. Robert Mugabe, head …

… of South Africa from the first Dutch settlements, British colonisation, the formation of the African Native …

… slaves in the Cape. Also added to their complaints was the British 'Anglicization' of the Cape. …

… Bourne, S. 1998, Black in the British frame: Black People in British Film and Television 1896-1996, Cassell: Arts Council … Youth League. ↵ [iv] Stephen Bourne. 1998, Black in the British frame: Black People in British Film and Television …

… Only White South Africans participated that day - both British and Afrikaners. In 1906-1907 South Africa fielded its first national rugby team on a tour of the British Isles. The all-White team was composed of Afrikaners and British colonial South Africans. The tour helped erase …

… rights for all civilised men". However, for neither the British colonial administrations or governments nor for its … lobbying was in vain, as the draft Act was approved by the British Parliament without any contradiction as a great sign …

… Trades Council. The next occasion was the visit of British labour and socialist leader Tom Mann , who came to … their war propaganda, increasing pressure to support the British war effort mounted. The leader of the party, …

… to trade unionism by the early struggles of white British workers who had begun to form trade unions from 1880 …

… labor from Madagascar, Indonesia, and India. When the British abolished slavery in 1834, the pattern of White legal …

… after a terrorist threat. Following the threat, the US and British governments warned their citizens to postpone their …

… to Pretoria to present their proposals for surrender to British representatives,  Lord Milner and Lord Kitchener. …

… had previously been known as the Gold Coast had been under British rule since 1821. In 1954, Kwame Nkrumah became Prime …

… Babenia, a political activist first in India, resisting British rule and later in South Africa against the Apartheid …

… had made his mind up long before 1914: he would give the British the support they had wanted. Both Botha and his … saw their interests as being closely associated with the British Empire. Botha himself went out of his way to be … over the duties of guarding their country, relieving the British garrison of the responsibility, so that they could be …

… Griqua leader Nicholas Waterboer Waterboer asked for British help. Barkly took over the area in Britain's name in … had been wrongfully imprisoned and badly treated by the British. Growing unhappiness over ownership of the land and … rebellion in 1878. The Griqua and Tlhaping rose up against British rule and were crushed. The growth of the diamond …

… by the Government, the property was requisitioned by the British Forces , under the command of Rear Admiral G.K. … up possession in the year 1800. At the end of the First British Occupation in 1803, the property with all the other … handed over to the Batavian Republic . In 1806 when the British Occupied the Cape for the second time , the property …