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… Smuts had fought with great courage against the British during the Boer War and had written "A Century of … untrustworthy, etc., etc., so that not only the British public, but nearly the whole world, began to believe … history, and all his life remained a faithful servant of British imperial interests and of the backward farmers of …

… and determination, thrust back the guns and cannon of the British imperialists. When the British finally managed to defeat the Zulu kingdom, they … by Mahatma Gandhi, fought against the oppression of the British Government. In 1913, we see Indian workers striking …

… Cape authorities. This concern was clearly seen when the British Governor of the Cape, the Earl of Caledon, declared … by 375 slave children". When the Cape was overtaken by the British for the first time in 1795, the British Governor, General Craig , was more favourably …

… It is the London we have known as the birthplace of the British Anti-Apartheid Movement, which this year celebrates … with racist South Africa; by contributing money to the British Defence and Aid Fund, and support to the ANC and … and indeed even at annual general meetings of leading British companies with investments in South Africa. Yet their …

… 30 June 1908. The meeting was held under auspices of the British Indian Association. In the following, document Gandhi … it is due to this meeting, due to the executive of the British Indian Association, and due to the Transvaal public …

… with the Portuguese at Delagoa Bay. The Historic old British stone fort, situated on Prieska Koppie, in the …

… the French Huguenots and much later by the arrival of the British settlers. It was especially the arrival of the French …

… before returning to India to do the same idea against British colonialism ! A Plaque commemorating the incident and …

… when it became the preferred place of retirement for British civil servants returning from tours of duty in India. …

… the most beautiful collections of South African, African, British, French, Dutch and Flemish artists in the South. …

… in 10 days on a mission to request help for the besieged British garrison at Archie Gumede , Old Fort .  Isipingo is …

… Peelton mission station. This they named in honour of the British Prime Minister, Sir Robert Peel. The new station was …

… after Sir James Edward Alexander, 1803-1885, who was a British officer and explorer, (AS SHOWN IN PHOTO). 1836, he …

… to anyone. In the 1860's Herbert married a young girl of British stock named Elizabeth Belshaw – 27 years his junior. …

… to General Barry Hertzog’s efforts to influence the British African policy. January, T.D. Mweli Skota , … Conference in London, asks for a South African voice in British Imperial policy in Africa. November, There is a split …

… of present day Malmesbury. With the Irishmen disguised as British officers, the group managed to convince the absent …

… Zulu kings derived their powers to rule from Inkatha. The British destroyed it when they raided Ulundi and burnt the …

… was a struggle that was to increase in intensity when the British arrived on the scene. The Xhosa fought for one …

… after it came into power in 1948 on the strength of anti-British sentiment among Afrikaners, and a campaign promise of …

… 10 of the signatories are South Africans, and the rest are British, Australian and American. Most signatories attended …

… The coastline were dotted by forts built by the Dutch, British and the Dane merchants. By the latter part of 19th century the Dutch and the British were the only traders left. And when the Dutch … Gold Coast a crown colony. The Gold Coast was the first British colony in Africa to become independent. After …

… in this form however was smashed in its infancy by British imperialism. Nevertheless, it is not impossible that British imperialism hastened the development of a single … national oppression which followed the decision of the British, in 1874, to establish complete control over Southern …

… Walk to Freedom' in which Winnie’s character was played by British actress, Naomi Harris. Winnie Mandela with Julius …

… Volksraad passed a resolution in October 1895 exempting British subjects from compulsory military service with the proviso that Indians were not included in the term 'British subjects'. The Congress, although strictly speaking, … so far as is known, has not yet been accepted by the British Government. That month introduced us to Mr. Ernest …

… was renamed: " Quanza ". In 1871, she was returned to the British flag. She was one of seven ships to founder that …

… The opening day of the attack, 1 July 1916, saw the British Army sustain 57,000 casualties, the bloodiest day in …

… negotiations between the Natal Government and the British Secretary of State for the Colonies, the Natal Coolie … to discuss this issue. The initiative comes from the Cape British Indian Council (CBIC) which holds a conference, in … basis of persons of non-Indian origin domiciled in other British possessions in regard to the entry into, travel, …

… does he not find any difference between the Dutch and the British policies in South Africa, not only does he regard the … the tribes against the land robbery of the Dutch and the British, but to eulogise and hold up as an example the … neither by the Dutch East India Company in 1652 nor by the British liberal Cape in 1806. The present-day society of this …

… slavery, but rather the cessation of slave trading by the British. Thus people who were already enslaved at the Cape … would not be ‘indentured’ at the Cape. The mandate for the British anti-slavery squadron was to intercept slave ships … the French packet, le Victor when it was captured by the British brig Race Horse in 1810, during the Napoleonic wars. …

… this issue, but, "I do expect the UNO and the rest of the British Empire, if they are in earnest about it, to … the racial arrogance during the last 150 years or more of British rule. The time has now come when this theory and …