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… where Adams had established a station in 1836. In 1843 the British Government took control of Natal. This gradually …

… war effort. 31 May, Johannesburg surrenders to the British when Dr. Friederick Krause, Military Commandant of … the destruction of the gold mines shortly before the British take-over. 1901 The first Town Council nominated under the interim British Military Administration takes office. 1902 31 May, A …

… 7 August: Desmond Tutu launches a petition calling on British prime minister David Cameron and the …

… policies of apartheid. What we have instead is a boast by British firms that in 1962, of all countries trading with … greatest profits. I shall quote from a pamphlet called The British Stake in South Africa, issued in 1962. It says:     … that by the end of the eighteenth century "the value of British incomes derived from trade with the West Indies was …

… first two decades after Union it was essentially the all-British Province, and except in Northern Districts, it was a … remained if not anti-Afrikaner at least so fervently pro-British as to call from observers inside and out the … but seldom do. The Dominion Party was formed to defend the British connection in South Africa at a time when it seemed …

… meeting for a number of reasons. The consultations of British Foreign Secretary David Owen on southern Africa are … summit was held in Luanda. We thought it strange that the British Foreign Secretary should think it necessary to visit … too, we formed the ANC from just Africans - because the British had delivered themselves of a constitution which cut …

… " he soliloquized. He was facing imprisonment in a British Colony in 1908, and he still, at the time, harboured a residue of belief in British justice. My colleagues and I faced imprisonment in … on Gandhi became an issue of protest in India and the British parliament and from some liberal white quarters in …

… European forces, but spontaneously submitted itself under British tutelage by a treaty that debarred all immigration. … that the basis of the Union Government and that of the British Imperial Parliament is democracy. Our aspirations and … it remains the most bare-faced act of oppression, in the British Empire. The Basutoland analogy breaks down here …

… meeting for a number of reasons. The consultations of British Foreign Secretary David Owen on southern Africa are … summit was held in Luanda. We thought it strange that the British Foreign Secretary should think it necessary to visit … too, we formed the ANC from just Africans - because the British had delivered themselves of a constitution which cut …

… movement and because of this, was murdered by the (British) imperialists. It is an honour to share this platform … We are the offspring of the heroes that defeated the British army at Isandlwana in Natal 100 years ago on January …

… father had been a soldier in the army when the British troops fought against the Zulus. ‘Why should you … the independent ICU Yase Natal. As A F Batty, the one-time British trade unionist and veteran socialist, who had …

… land and freedom fighters who opposed the repression of British colonialism. Their struggle for freedom through … for Kenyan independence. [16] Muthoni never feared the British soldiers. She worked hand in hand with Mau Mau unlike …

… been enlisted for Lord Louis Mountbatten to fight for the British in Burma [2] . After her father’s death, Emecheta’s … Chiago. While in London, she worked as a librarian at the British Museum. Surrounded by books and having had the dream …

… against His Majesty the King, but was the Head of the British Commonwealth of Nations and as he had given consent … for the march-past. Mr. W. Proctor, the Secretary of the British Empire Service League, will be present to address the …

… that, SAR President Paul Kruger declared war on the British Empire after it had rejected his ultimatum of 9 … War, the Government Game Reserve was re-proclaimed by the British authority. The' Sabi Game Reserve' was proclaimed in …

… markets moved, at first into the Albany , and then into British Kaffraria . Originally, in order to encourage … (Cory 1919:141) These conditions were changed after the British Occupation in 1806 when a price of 30 rix-dollars was …

… records show that even before it was colonised by the British, sailors from the east and west settled among the …

… have created a new crisis for the Ian Smith regime and its British sponsors. The armed offensive by the ZANU-ZAPU …

… increasingly difficult as journalists to operate under our British employer whom we used to jokingly refer to as “the …

… “I served a jail sentence for her.” She later told the British journalist Andrew Malone, who covered the trial: “If …

… to its very foundations; consequently, the movement in the British colonies and dominions will be decisive for the fate …

… includes deboned chicken. In some parts of the then British Empire, the last meal was served with greetings from …

… invitation to visit? (A) Well, an invitation from a British Prime Minister is something very important, and we …

… have created a new crisis for the Ian Smith regime and its British sponsors. The armed offensive by the ZANU-ZAPU …

… them as mostly “obscure” and rather “bewildered.” British colonial security agents routinely monitored the … controversial Victims in London in 1976. According to the British editor of Drum, Antony Sampson, William “Bloke” …

… and the National Parties do nothing but to oppress us. The British have failed us dismally. I am today anti-British. England has made herself an enemy of the Africans. … Their common enemy, according to Gumede, was the foreign (British) capitalist. Speaking at Marabastad, Pretoria, Gumede …

… consist of an online data base about the band built by British journalist Mike Fowler. Its source text remains …

… as a separate denomination. It was also the year that the British troops occupied the Cape of Good Hope . It was from …

… land donated to the Town Council in 1863 , as part of the British Government’s first railway line to the North.  A …

… and 1980s. [26] Sonia Bunting continued her work with the British Anti-Apartheid movement for several decades by … Movement, 1968), 1. [25] Genevieve Klein, “The British Anti-Apartheid Movement and Political Prisoner … Studies, Vol. 35, No. 2 (June 2009): 456. [26] Klein, “The British Anti-Apartheid Movement,” 457 [27] Gurney, “Sonia …