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… was prohibited). Many others were carried by Danish and British ships. While most of the Indians were taken from … old - had been kidnapped in India. Warren Hastings, the British Governor-General of India, wrote in a Minute on May …

… was prevented from sending representatives abroad, the British Anti-Apartheid Movement sent appeals to Olympic … proved a disaster because of public demonstrations; the British Government was obliged to prevent a cricket tour in …

… in civilisation. It adopted the Native in the firm of the British nation as a junior partner, as has been well said … expounded hut in the faithful interpretation of the British constitution and its implications of justice that …

… liberation from the Portuguese Empire. [xv] In 1807 the British government passed the Abolition of Slave Act, abolishing the slave trade in the British Empire, and while this did not end slavery it …

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

… International Defence and Aid Fund and was active in the British Anti-Apartheid Movement. He also started writing his …

… the town played in that war, when it was captured by the British and came under siege in 1900 during the Boer …

… key players in the nationalist struggle. Working with the British-born journalist and broadcaster Robert Cary, and with …

… "Mau-Mau" struggle was slandered and isolated by the British to the extent that it was not understood and not … of treachery against the African people of Zimbabwe. The British Labour government has permitted and encouraged the … minority to seize and monopolise political power despite British assurances that there will be no independence before …

… from Plumtree and close to the border of what was then British Bechuanaland Protectorate. The area was a ZAPU … Year - a UN anti-apartheid initiative which the British government for once had supported. The previous … ANC at their expense. Nor did the Foreign Offices of the British and many other western governments appreciate the …

… the autocrat is remembered in Tigray for inviting the British Royal Air Force to bomb the region in 1943 to quell … by weakening the provinces after Italy’s defeat by the British in 1941. He was also harsh towards those Ethiopian …

… similar views. The magazine The Round Table, which covered British Commonwealth affairs, reported two months before the … held Smuts and the urban-orientated English-speaking, pro-British element in his wing of the party. Various local …

… that began in 1899. The Treaty is signed between Boer and British leaders. 1908 12 October, The first National … Act, South Africa's first constitution is passed by the British House of Commons despite petitions and protests from …

… Slavery Abolition Act in 1833, freeing all slaves in the British Empire, including South Africa. In North America, …

… encouraged that War on Want, representing the ordinary British people, decided to focus on southern Africa during … to the ending of the South African tragedy to have senior British politicians take on board and reiterate the false … of Nazism and fascism. As the people of Europe hailed the British Government of the day for coming to their aid rather …

… foreign invaders and colonial conquerors, both Boer and British.  With spears and battle-axes their only weapons, and …      But wounds could not be licked indefinitely.  If the British and the Boers, despite the bitterness of a … previously, the Boers had tried that method against the British and failed.  Bambata had resorted to arms in 1906 and …

… anti-colonial struggle, The Boers took on the might of the British Empire in the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902. The valour … over the Transvaal gold mines against the might of the British Empire A tenth of the republican Afrikaners died as a … seventeen years later. He urged them to accept the British demand for unconditional surrender and issued this …

… region between the Mughals, the Marathas and even the British imperial rule, the last of the Mughal leaders, … II, took control of the region – only to be exiled by the British after the Mughal’s involvement in the Indian Mutiny …

… was built at Windhoek and, in July of the same year, the British government also apportioned the Caprivi Strip to the … troops upon the conquest of the German colony and the British navy captured Luderitz Bay in September 1914, cutting … German rule to an end. General J C Smuts , a member of the British War Cabinet, put forward the idea of a League of …

… between the two world wars, as well as the continuing British imperial influence in South Africa. Important … Afrikaners were strangers in their own land, victims of British-rooted capitalism and an alien political culture, and … government's immigration programme had brought numerous British immigrants into the country and that they had taken …

… warrant officer, going first to Gallipoli, from where the British troops were evacuated: then to Egypt and to … I doubt if I even appreciated the difference between British India and the India of the Princes where I was going. … had taken its stand on complete independence from the British Empire. Gandhi's defiance of the salt tax inspired …

… colony to the north of Nigeria) and Nigeria (was a former British colony) were both named after the Niger River that …

… the governments of then US President Ronald Reagan, and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, were extremely …

… receive a similar title and used its contacts within the British Labour Party to push for this recognition. This …

… the 17th century Dutch paintings, 18th  and 19th century British and European art, 19th century South African works. …

… Muslim communities in the Cape. It was only during the British occupation that the first Mosque was permitted. The …

… despair and success. This is where the Xhosa, Dutch and British had their first encounters, leading at first to …

… and clashed. Contacts and conflicts between Mosotho;Griqua;British settler, Tswana, Afrikaner and Xhosa set the scene …

… Rhodesia was key to the success or the failure of the British-designed Central African Federation that joined two …

… wages. The insistence of the Labour Party upon the British Imperial connection would seem to imply that the …