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… fruit and maize are produced in the district. In 1850 the British established a military post at Windvogelberg, in the … neighbours. By May 1878 the uprising had been crushed by British forces, and those Ngqika groups who had taken part in …

… on the quay at Durban in July 1929, when I stepped off a British India steamer at the end of a long journey. Fresh … and politically experienced delegates, both Indian and British, who had in that year come to South Africa on behalf …

… On 30 May 1899 President Paul Kruger and the British High Commissioner for South Africa, Sir Alfred …

… After moving to Cornwall in 1967, he became part of the British abstract movement of the 1950’s and 1960s. Portway’s …

… African history, Rhodes's name has become synonymous with British imperialism in Africa. The Rhodes memorial is …

… in history search archive On 28 July 2004, Simon Mann, a British citizen, pleaded guilty to attempting to buy …

… tendencies. He was responsible for annexing the whole of British Kaffraria on his own initiative and introducing the …

… in India, and in particular the growing resistance to the British in Gujarat State. In June 1955, at the historic …

… He retired in 2002. He won his farewell fight against British boxer Mickey Cantwell, where former President Nelson …

… During negotiations he advised Transvaal to accede to British demands, but at last realised that Transvaal could …

… born in Bedford, Eastern Cape as a descendent of an early British settler who had arrived in the Cape Colony in 1833. A …

… of Good Hope (now known as Cape Town) byFearon Fallows, a British astronomer. During the 1830s astronomers at the …

… and JB Ebden as leaders, with influence reaching up to the British Parliament. This resistance movement eventually …

… 1948, Soviet forces had cut off all land access to the British, American and French zones of Berlin, a city which …

… Nigeria was an artificial construct initiated by the British who ignored religious, linguistic, and ethnic …

… people. In 1808, when the Cape Colony was again under British control, the region was transferred to the Moravian …

… Prime Minister after independence was gained from the British in 1962 and by 1966 he had installed himself as …

… the king of Mali holding a gold nugget. Image Source: British Library Well-established gold and ivory trade network … the ruling class until the Cape was taken over by the British in 1806. The Dutch did not actively encourage the … the London Missionary Society that had put pressure on the British government to take this decision. Even before …

… After finishing his studies, Nortje left the U.K. for British Columbia, Canada, in 1967. Two of his good friends, … many of these letters were lost. In 1969, He left Hope, British Columbia and moved to Toronto where he moved in with … Brutus writes that Nortje’s life was the result of British bureaucracy. Nortje’s passport had expired and the …

… Parliament.  Escombe argued that, "We claim the right as British citizens, to say, This Colony is not open to you." …

… and capitalism during the Cold War was created by British learners on a revision website called …

… White oppression. After the defeat of the Xhosa by the British in the frontier wars, three significant developments …

… to establish a new nation, within the folds of the British Empire, there was an agreement that the right to vote …

… health care training. His address before a meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science in … . The conference also encouraged Africans to boycott the British royal family’s upcoming visit to South Africa. Xuma …

… facilities for Imperial troops of Middle East Command. The British War Office suggested that 2 Hospitals of 1'200 beds, … the place where the old Wayside Inn had been situated. The British Government ultimately paid 328'000 pounds for a … was an important venue for the Royal visit in 1947 . Many British and Commonwealth troops were still recovering here, …

… with regard to this legislation and how did he stand up to British betrayal and the White monolith? Historians have … was greatly honoured and loved by all native races in the British Empire because of the British good native races' policy. It shall grieve us deeply …

… Their jubilation was dampened when a member of their team, British photographer Bruce Herrod, went missing. He had …

… Clegg was nominated as an Officer  of the Order of the British Empire (OBE). This veteran was also honoured with …

… own fare. Being the last wave of immigrats to enter the British Colony, the Indians saw themselves, and were …

… The first Kroomen to be employed by the British Navy in Simon’s Town arrived on the HMS Melville in … labour to passing ships arose with the formation of a British crown colony in Sierra Leone in 1807. [xxiii] It was … formerly enslaved people liberated off slave ships by the British anti-slavery patrols. While the Black Loyalists were …