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… Ghandi but we were not necessarily in total agreement. The British could go home from India, but white South Africans … apartheid state. South Africa had been forced out of the British Commonwealth when the heads of government of the … among the white electorate to declare a republic free from British subservience. A “yes” vote would entrench apartheid …

… East India Company fleet and other passing shipping. ​The British took control of the Cape in 1795 and handed it back …

… government of the Transvaal Colony (Transvaal was under British control at the time) bought the uncut diamond from …

… of Africans in the Rhodesias and Nyasaland. Where is British justice and fairness in all this? We call for the release of Banda and his colleagues. British should grant Nyasaland the independence she is asking …

… Action for Southern Africa (ACTSA), the successor of the British Anti-apartheid movement (AAM). By bringing … activism led to him being elected President of the British AAM in 1981 through 1984. He worked closely with and …

… Senate, in the Governor-General as Paramount Chief, in the British Parliament and the British King, and as a last resort in an appeal to the …

… Channel because of an accidental collision with a friendly British ship. 616 perished in the icy waters that separate … at Bois d’Elville, near Longueval, and others at the British military cemetery at Arques-la-Bataille. The …

… per cent are English-speaking people. These are mainly of British origin but there are also amongst them people from … non-white people. That was a betrayal on the part of the British Government who in spite of the representations made …

… inspiration from Garvey but relocated to the heart of the British Empire, rejected Garvey’s disdain for Communism, …

… he entered into a set of dynamic relationships with the British colonial settler community. The airport is therefore …

… investment has been encouraged in the sector. Major British investments in Al-Miskar field in the mid-1990s …

… that of the predominantly white colonists. The second British occupation of 1806 coincided with waves of domestic …

… of South Africa. All that time both were components of the British Empire in differing stages of colonial rule. We need …

… upon which Mr. A. Ismail, the secretary of the Cape British Indian Council and one of your executive, and myself …

… in 1991. Cebekulu is now under the protection of a former British MP, Emma Nicholson. In the statement, taken in London …

… found in his tomb, which was "discovered" in 1922 by British archaeologist Howard Carter, some 3000 years after … was buried in a tomb in the Valley of the Kings. In 1922, British archaeologist Howard Carter discovered the burial …

… Bechuanaland, Swaziland, Cape Colony, Mozambique and British central Africa Protectorate. The highest number of …

… Gumede warned his audience not to look upon either the British or Union Government for assistance in their struggle for freedom. But to speak the plain truth, the British Government headed by MacDonald is trying to crush the … Indian revolution. We have failed in our petitions to the British Government; our supplications to the Governor-general …

… in the 1670s. 1800s In a style similar to that of British marching military bands, coloured (mixed race) bands …

… Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) condemns the use of British troops to smash general workers' strike at Mbabane …

… School in Umtata. 1960 - 1961 Thabo Mbeki completes his British "A" level examinations in England. 1961 Thabo Mbeki …

… on Sunday (SA Police vs Tongaat) 1955 Topper Brown, a British coach, leads Natal Africans to victory in both the …

… where he and others were artists-in-residence at the British Council under the supervision of Ngatane. At the …

… The South African Connection which talks about the British and many western countries investing in South Africa. …

… Jan Smuts, who opposed Nazism only because it threatened British imperial power.  Speaking amidst the splendour of the … against the black people, be it in the street brawls in British or French towns or the invasion of countries. …

… non-European workers, and the divide and rule policy of British imperialism once more triumphs. Imperialism in this … in this country. These forces were those of the British imperialists - the most modern, the cleverest and …

… 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 …

… Press, 1994. How did the situation change after the British took control? The Cape came under British control in 1806. Laws were passed in London in 1807 …

… but a lowly ship's pilot. In 1607 the skipper of the British ship Contest found his vessel becalmed in what is now …