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… Narayanswamy, a hawker in Johannesburg. He served with the British troops in a non-combatant capacity during the … Gandhi, Manilal and three others to claim his right as a British subject to enter the Transvaal. At a reception given … are Treated  and  The Tragedy of Empire: The Treatment of British Indians in the Transvaal [12]  CWMG, Volume 10, p. …

… quoted the impressions of the Past President of the British Law Society, Sir David Napley, who had been invited …

… fraud that caused divisions among our supporters in the British anti apartheid movement. That did real harm to our … the theme of the documentary Fruits of Fear made for the British Anti Apartheid Movement to publicize the fruit … who simply believed in the equality of all people. Many British people had strong family connections to South Africa …

… had been guided by that reality. In 1963 I had obtained a British passport because the Security Police would never have … such passports. Therefore it would be convenient to use a British passport. I did not get a new South African passport … no other journalist had done. He laid down his passport, British press card and other documents. He said he had just …

… the reluctant agreement of the Indian Government (under British rule) the wheels of immigration were set in motion. … to discuss this issue. The initiative comes from the Cape British Indian Council (CBIC) which holds a conference, in … the Reciprocity Act. For the first time in the history of British rule in India the principle of retaliation was …

… together with Holly fled to Northern Rhodesia which was a British colony subsequently giving birth to an independent … returned him to South Africa. Because of the violation of British sovereignty, the British government demanded his return. The South African …

… of the 19th century, the observatory was run by the British Admiralty, with the aim of improving navigation for …

… trade unions and the politics of free movement in the British empire during the interwar period. Building on …

… The 9 Hour race held from 1961 was initially dominated by British privateer Ferrari race driver David Piper who took 5 …

… good-will, the 'Atlantic Charter' must apply to the whole British Empire, the United States of America and to all the … there are the anxieties of Africans with regard to British Protectorates in Southern Africa. It is well known …

… childhood marked a time in [2] Nigerian history when British colonial rule oppressed and subjugated Nigerians. … 1949 elite Nigerian workers were finally consulted by the British as part of a much needed constitutional review. This …

… as described in Early Domestic Workers . In 1902, a British labour politician visiting the Rand gave his … in the poorer areas near the centre of town. But the British members of the Transvaal government were anxious to …

… Gandhi dealt with in India when he was dealing with the British colonial regime. These men were dealing with …

… of South Africa, and the African National Congress (ANC). British Anti-Apartheid Movement archive Cafe Diverso: …

… between Comrade Roux and the Colonial Department of the British C.P., that suitable national organisations, peasant …

… Letter from E. R. Roux to Douglas Wolton, 5 September 1928 British Association/or the Advancement of Science …

… was one on its terms. A dialogue was reminiscent of the British and Hitler on the eve of World War II. If the UN …

… outsiders, even outcasts. Before the Boer War, the British were looked upon as "Uitlanders. Now, in 1928, the …

… we do not act in partnership with you, the people of these British Isles. Of great importance in this regard are the …

… under the dynamic leadership of Ethel de Keyser, the British Council and the Africa Education Trust. In conclusion …

… first military fort, designed to protect Johannesburg from British military invasion, giving it the name it holds today. [2] However, during the South African War , the British took control of the Fort and by 1902 the Fort had …

… won the Cape through military conquest. At the time of the British occupation of the Cape in 1806, the once proud … and dispossession was complete and the 'benevolent' British era opened with the emancipation of the Khoisan through Ordinance 50 of 1828. The British policy of emancipation of slaves was the policy of …

… in 1862 in his capacity as a religious advisor. [57] The British government requested his assistance as mediator … to the Anglicisation policy enforced over decades by British governors (such as lord Charles Somerset [73] ) [74] [ The first British occupation was between 1795 and 1803 [75] , and the …

… know it is rooted in the studies of 17th and 18th century British historians John Aubrey, who lived from 1626 to 1697, …

… "apartheid" from the 1930s as he distanced his party from British traditions of liberalism and the earlier policy of …

… resistance to what they felt were a betrayal of liberal British traditions. Worker organisation around wages and poor …

… Apartheid. The memorandum looks at the involvement of British business in South Africa. 20 June, Oliver Tambo makes …

… took place in the early 1800s, when the Cape was under British rule. Slavery was abolished in 1834. Some slaves …

… was unsuccessful due to obstruction by both the US and British authorities concerned with the future of their …

… went into exile. Dennis Higgs and Robert Watson, a former British Army officer, provided explosives training to members …