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… in a millenarian Xhosa offensive against the encroaching British rule. Maqoma was captured during the ensuing famine …

… Farm, Sir Robert Stanford. Who served many years, in the British Army. 3. The Village holds the title of '3rd most …

… the first editor 1877 The Transvaal republic is proclaimed British territory Standard Bank established in the Transvaal. … ending the South African War. The republics then become British colonies. The White suburb of Brooklyn is …

… interests primarily revolve around voting behaviour in British politics and terrorism and counter-terrorism. She is …

… 1962. Fugard's play "The Blood Knot" was commissioned by a British publisher Andrew Deutsch to be staged at London's …

… with eminent local figures and senior officers of the British garrison. He extended an invitation to Lt-Col …

… The Dam was built by a consortium of Portuguese, German, British, and South African companies. The construction of the …

… significant Historical value as it is is named after a British sharpshooter Lt. Charles James Darter who was … mentioned, the grave of Charles James Darter, part of the British Army. His grave is located just North of Kamieskroon …

… Great Trek was in rebellion against the policies of the British government and in search of fresh pasturelands, by … bizarre is: 'The Graaff-Reinet Club' , which hosted the British Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards during the South …

… of slavery in India (agrestic, domestic etc.). They extol British efforts in the nineteenth century to abolish the … to the slave trade in and from India by the Portuguese, British, Dutch, French and the Danes. African slaves, known … of Bengal. Some Malay slaves were also brought to India by British and other officers. The slaves were freely sold in …

… of colour " to understand that he meant everyone who was a British subject in South Africa, and who was not a European. … the past three months. The movement towards a Union of British South Africa, which we all regard as eminently … of the most liberal Constitutions, enjoyed by any of the British possession. Her Majesty's Government are actuated by …

… by the middlemen. Following the arrival of Portuguese, British, French, and Dutch traders show up. Among the Igbo … which controlled most of N Nigeria until the coming of the British in 1900–1906. Under both Usuman dan Fodio and … later (1879), Sir George Goldie gained control of all the British firms trading on the Niger, and in the 1880s he took …

… mix of township kwela music and hard bop would transform British Jazz” [5] . After Antibes, the group spent the winter … perfect combination of exiled South African and talented British musicians to form his nonconformist, new era, jazz … displays clear European jazz influences from their new British members that uniquely compliment their non-Cape, new …

… out number them by 3:1. It is supposed to be part of the British Commonwealth of Nations and yet it can have an anti-British Government. It is a country of many races, yet it is … for men like Mr. Hofmeyr. I know how we love the people of British descent because of what we owe them, but we must not …

… Africa. The Khoikhoi, San and Black Africans under the British and the Afrikaner republics were dislodged from the … ( Bernard Magubane, The making of a racist state: British imperialism and the Union of South Africa 1870-1910, … Act 1909 The South Africa Act was passed in 1909 by the British parliament bringing together four colonies, the Cape, …

… Zarina started working at the University of Zambia for the British High Commission as the British Technical Co-Operation Officer. In the same year she … of Vula. In the same year, Zarina gave up her job at the British High Commission and started working for the United …

… of Jewry under the aegis of the Dutch, French and British Empires. In the case of the Cape, though a Colonial … sufficient Jews from Europe to what by then had become a British Colony, to achieve the critical mass needed to try …

… time. The site remained in military use during the First British Occupation as well as during Batavian rule. By 1814 … to pass with the Battle of Muizenberg (1975) and the first British occupation of the Cape (1795). Het Posthuys is …

… closely interwoven. Both have for long been the victims of British imperialism, the consequences of which still have … when they were first brought to South Africa under the British raj to work as indentured labourers to satisfy the …

… Delagoa Bay (now Maputo), where they could trade free of British control. Casper Kruger, went out scouting on …

… by artist, curator and teacher David Koloane and British art collector and philanthropist Robert Loder, who …

… beat Teddy “The Pride of Poplar” Bradlock[v] to claim the British bantamweight title, a title widely regarded as the …

… Rhodesia, now known as Zimbabwe, became a British colony in 1890. A number of civil unrests occurred …

… given to Adolf Schiel, chief of the Prison Services. When British forces captured Johannesburg in May 1900, the guns on …

… George's Street. On 6 January 1849 Major Henry Warden, the British Resident Administrator, laid the foundation stone for …

… under old NMC legislation on 10 December 1965. The British Army approached Pretoria at Wierda Bridge (Six Mile …

… The interview was published in the Mail on Sunday, a British publication, in the same month. In response a South …

… of government since it attained its independence from British rule in 1962. In December 1980 Apollo Milton Obote, …

… Mandela said about the late Princess. "People felt if a British princess can go to a ward with HIV patients, then …

… welfare work during the World War I. She supported the British public during the World War II. On 26 April 1923, …