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… The British colonial government declares the abolishment of …

… Pedi chief is defeated by the British in the Battle of Sekhukhune …

… Conciliation Committee, which was a group that opposed the British government policy regarding South Africa. Hobhouse … June 1900 where women protested against the actions of the British army in South Africa. Three months later she founded … Hobhouse visited  concentration camps  set up by the British in the OFS and Transvaal. When Hobhouse arrived at …

… joined Kruger and Pretorius to take up arms against the British. He led the commando that defeated the British at Laing's Nek, Ingogo and Majuba Hill. Joubert …

… a farm near East London, in what was then known as British Kaffraria, and became involved in local politics, … movement for responsible government – a move to get the British to allow a form of limited self-rule with locally … was appointed prime minister by Frere in 1878 after the British Colonial Office suspended the Cape government. Sprigg …

… . Bisho was one of a group of Ethiopian slaves freed by a British warship in 1888 off the coast of Yemen, then taken … 1888, when Commander Charles E Gissing, aboard the British gunship HMS Osprey, intercepted three dhows carrying … Sold for maize Commander Gissing's mission was part of British attempts to end the slave trade - a trade that London …

… B. (2020).   How Igbo women used petitions to influence British authorities during colonial rule from The … conversation.com/how-igbo-women-used-petitions-to-influence-british-authorities-during-colonial-rule- .  Accessed on 7 … How Igbo women used petitions to influence British authorities during colonial rule …

… 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 …

… Edward Roworth was a British born South African artist. Roworth came to South Africa in 1902 with the British forces during the Anglo-Boer war. At the end of the …

… The SA rugby team loses against the British Lions 9-26 in Port Elizabeth. …

… The SA rugby team beats the British Lions 11-6 on Newlands, Cape Town. …

… The Matabele stage an uprising against the rule of British South Africa Company. …

… Thomas Boydell (84), British born SA minister of Post and Telegraph Systems, dies. …

… Anglo-Boer War: British forces dislodge the Boers at Talana Hill in Natal. …

… The SA rugby team beats the British Isles 25-9 in Newlands, Cape Town. …

… The SA rugby team loses 3-9 in the third test against the British Isles. …

… Under pressure from the British, the sultan of Zanzibar signs a treaty abolishing …

… Father Cosmos Desmond, British born Roman Catholic priest, is placed under house …

… Anglo-Boer War 2: British politician David Lloyd George denounces the …

… signs treaty with Uganda to regulate government with British commissioner as adviser. …

… The British Anti-Apartheid Movement launches an international …

… signs treaty with Uganda to regulate government with British commissioner as adviser. …

… British Colonial Secretary Iain Macleod’s constitutional plan …

… Lord Alfred Milner, British colonial secretary and SA High Commissioner, leaves …

… acting in accordance with an instruction issued by the British Colonial Secretary, issues a proclamation instituting … acting in accordance with an instruction issued by the British Colonial Secretary, issues a pr …

… emperors. The King is not fit to be Emperor of India … The British Empire is not an Empire but a Vampire? It drains all … at home and maintaining strongly the iron hands of the British imperialist robbers? In court, Seedat made a … people have the same attitude to this war as the British capitalist class … The present British constitution …

… town to be called D'Urban. When the trekkers besieged the British troops at Congella in 1842, the Cato brothers are … where they were kept in stocks as punishment for having British sympathies. In 1845 he was given some unappropriated land by the British government in appreciation for his services. Durban …

… of South Africa. His vision of South Africa included both British and Dutch. Botha was a leading figure in the Paris … outbreak of the First Anglo-Boer War, Louis overheard that British spies were crossing into the Transvaal by using … la Rey and others, he was strongly opposed to sending the British the fateful ultimatum. But by October 2, 1899, …

… Hintsa was Sarhili’s father and he was assassinated by the British in 1835. [1] Hintsa was the son of Khawuta, whose … occupied by the Xhosa through agreements, assertion of British imperialism, violence, political ally ship and the … was attacked for grazing his cattle in lands that the British had ‘forbidden’ from usage. [6] The attack was …

… five administrative districts in the Central Highlands of British East Africa (now Kenya). Moigoi died when Kamau was … working as a houseboy and cook for a nearby White settler. British East Africa during World War I In 1912, having … able bodied Kikuyu were forced into work by the British authorities. To avoid this, Kamau moved to Narok, …