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… who was brother of Shaka, were given an ultimatum by the British Government to pay taxes and return stolen cattle by …

… observed on 14 May to commemorate their loyalty to the British Crown, and their position as early Christians and …

… what is now South Africa in order to free themselves from British rule in the Cape Colony . ​​Mkhondo (Piet Retief) is …

… in Sepedi (North Sotho). The publication in 1904 by the British and Foreign Bible Society of this combined effort was …

… his officer friends from Grootfontein where 7 000 British troops were stationed during the South African war, …

… During the Anglo Boer War the town was garrisoned by British Troops as a protection against raiding Boer Commandos …

… War of 1899 – 1902 saw the stationing in the Town of a British Garrison under the Command of Lieutenant Cooper, and …

… was Kaladokhwe. Following the Frontier War of 1811-12 the British established a military outpost on a site about 20km …

… government policy. Cosmas Desmond's Discarded People and British ITV's notorious and aptly named film, Last Grave in …

… as part of his efforts to anglicise the Transvaal under British Occupation. And so it was that a group of 106 eager …

… from the early Khoisan People , Dutch Settlers , and British Colonialists . This diverse History is showcased in …

… liberation from the Portuguese Empire. [xv] In 1807 the British government passed the Abolition of Slave Act, abolishing the slave trade in the British Empire, and while this did not end slavery it …

… The Dam was built by a consortium of Portuguese, German, British, and South African companies; construction of the Dam …

… the town played in that war, when it was captured by the British and came under siege in 1900 during the Boer …

… was built at Windhoek and, in July of the same year, the British government also apportioned the Caprivi Strip to the … troops upon the conquest of the German colony and the British navy captured Luderitz Bay in September 1914, cutting … German rule to an end. General J C Smuts , a member of the British War Cabinet, put forward the idea of a League of …

… colony to the north of Nigeria) and Nigeria (was a former British colony) were both named after the Niger River that …

… the 17th century Dutch paintings, 18th  and 19th century British and European art, 19th century South African works. …

… Muslim communities in the Cape. It was only during the British occupation that the first Mosque was permitted. The …

… despair and success. This is where the Xhosa, Dutch and British had their first encounters, leading at first to …

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

… 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 …

… 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 …

… the Anglo Boer War of 1879 . Richards Bay was named after; British naval Commander Admiral Sir Frederick William …

… 20,000 of his followers from the Zuurveld , in 1811, the British government at the Cape was able to proceed with their … 20,000 of his followers from the Zuurveld in 1811, the British government at the Cape was able to proceed with their … 20,000 of his followers from the Zuurveld in 1811, the British government at the Cape was able to proceed with their …

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

… 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 …

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