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… the leaders of the (Afrikaner) Bond understand that as British citizens they could not, without committing high treason, adopt the same extreme anti-British attitude that went unchecked in the Republics. … to Durban,  and by a minor naval demonstration; a  few British vessels  showed themselves off the coast of Natal. …

… by Dingane. During his reign Mpande was faced with both British and Afrikaner settlers on his borders, and he … threatening his power, and he again appealed to both the British and the Afrikaners for support. The British Secretary for Native Affairs in Natal,  Theophilus …

… in a protest against the corruption and elitism of the British political system. It is the first time, the works … resulted in the removal from the campus of a statue of the British colonialist Cecil Rhodes, the burning of dozens of … David Goldblatt takes ex-offender portrait series to British jails by Matsepo, 2 June 2017 …

… The quote comes from a press conference held by the British Prime Minister at the Vancouver Commonwealth summit … "to a reported ANC statement that they will target British firms in South Africa?" She replied: "when the ANC says that they will target British companies. This shows what a typical terrorist …

… Joseph Chamberlain was a British statesman, a colonial administrator and politician … and allied with the Conservative Party, which dominated British politics for the next two decades. With his … those from England, the Uitlanders, the franchise, and the British pressured Kruger to give them the vote. According to …

… Hobhouse and Dr. Jane Waterson. They were appointed by the British Office to investigate the concentration camps in … and social worker who tried her best to make the British authorities aware of the plight of women and children … camps international opinion turned against the British, and critics were outspoken about their disdain and …

… in the Tubatse Valley. All acted in total disregard of the British Foreign Enlistment Act, 1870; the American Neutrality … a battle, albeit an important one. Sekhukhune versus the British On April 12, 1877, Sir Theophilus Shepstone annexed … by its very existence and weakness, to destabilize the British colonies of the Cape and Natal. Up to 1877 the …

… The newly appointed British High Commissioner for Southern Africa delivers to … block in the attempt to bring all of Southern Africa under British control. He was thus determined to break Cetshwayo's … resistance, hoping that this would pave the way for the British to extend their rule into the interior of the …

… in a protest against the corruption and elitism of the British political system.  “I call them ex-offenders—I don’t … resulted in the removal from the campus of a statue of the British colonialist Cecil Rhodes, the burning of dozens of … David Goldblatt brings ex-offender portrait series to British jails by Helen Stoilas, 30 May 2017 …

… one was caused by a cigarette butt. It is reported that a British tourist threw the cigarette butt that started the … A fire breaks out on Table Mountain after a British tourist allegedly tossed a lit cigarette out of a car …

… on 22 October 1847. After the Battle of Boomplaats, the British confiscated their farm so the family trekked to the … by De La Rey comparing the relative strength of the British Empire and the Boer republics. Despite his misgivings … Magersfontein hills, they left behind 50 Boers to the 500 British killed or wounded. De la Rey blamed Cronjé for his …

… WWII: The British Royal Navy sinks the French fleet in North Africa. …

… of Paul Kruger, Chapter 7, (The interregnum under the British flag) …

… British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher criticises the ANC, …

… The British Anti-Apartheid Movement: 30 Years Of Boycotting by …

… Charter of the British South Africa Company, (London Gazette), 20 December …

… African Manpower Statistics for the British Forces in East Africa, 1914-1918 …

… The British Anti-Apartheid Movement: 30 Years Of Boycotting by …

… British bombard Beirut to force Mehmet Ali, pasha of Egypt, …

… General De la Rey protests the British mistreatment of women and children. …

… Army mutiny in Tanganyika over pay is put down with British assistance. …

… The SA rugby team beats the British Lions 25-20 in Pretoria. …

… Egypt agrees to a British plan to dam the White Nile in Uganda.   …

… Tanganyika becomes a republic within the British Commonwealth with Julius Nyerere as president. …

… Army mutinies in Kenya and Uganda is put down with British assistance. …

… British troops kill over sixty Zulus during a punitive …

… Sir George Cathcart, British governor of the Cape, is born in London. …

… Cecil John Rhodes asks for a charter for the British South Africa Company. …

… Cecil John Rhodes asks for a charter for the British South Africa Company. …

… First British ship pays Egyptian toll for use of the Suez Canal. …