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… psychosis. Topical war documentaries brought out by the British War Office were amongst the most popular features, 18 …

… the high standards of engineering products as set by the British Engineering Standards Committee. The government in …

… in 1961, Tanganyika was attaining its independence from British colonial domination. From the day of its liberation, …

… South Africa. Tambo's father was acutely conscious of this British assault on Pondoland; the naming of his son …

… and oppress the Black states. I understand that in the British House of Lords a high-born lord reported­ly mentioned …

… vanquished Boer equal political and social status with the British victor, it imposed on both the duty to defend the …

… the most sinister instance was that of a cameraman for a British television network, George De'Ath, who was hacked to …

… of Oxfam. For the latter he was made a life peer, a British Lord. He actively supported the liberal press in …

… when a Coloured team finally went to Britain and that the British played a Coloured and a Bantu team here. It was good …

… an imperialist organisation, because it was part of the British Rubber industry - a tough nut to crack. But the …

… and made a modest donation towards the strike fund of the British miners, who are waging a life and death struggle to …

… once the sturdy Boers fought for their freedom from the British and where Sir Geo Colley was sniped. As the cars sped …

… and made a modest donation towards the strike fund of the British miners, who are waging a life and death struggle to …

… politics lie, ultimately, in its 19th century history as a British settler colony on the southeastern edge of the Indian … Today, the province of Kwa-Zulu Natal includes the former British colony and the historic area of the Zulu kingdom. … activities centered on the recognition of Indian rights as British 70 20 The best account of the Indian Congress in this …

… committed to a series of lectures in the UK sponsored by a British Council scholarship which took him to Sheffield, …

… Longman`s Geography         U.S. History: He studied British History 7. If higher branches have been studied, …

… count those under King Cetshwayo who in 1879 defeated the British army in Isandlwana, in defence of the freedom of the …

… because, although sons of the soil. God's creatures, and British subjects, we are after all black. (Applause). It is …

… the Republic marks the beginning of his freedom from the British... All black South Africa would want to rejoice and …

… milestones: - 200 years since the arrival of the 1820 British Settlers in the Eastern Cape, an event that …

… institutionalized racism that was concealed by the British under the pious notion of uplift, the French and …

… ANC‘s civil disobedience campaigns. The Act granted the British governor general authority to set aside all laws and …

… of the ANC and the AAC, supported the war aims of the British Commonwealth of Nations, while urging upon the …

… – being a species of forced trade, reminiscent of the British exporting of Indian opium to the Chinese at gunpoint, … the pharmaceutical corporations what cannons did for the British. After contending that one of the main reasons Mbeki …

… [lxxii] . Muhumsa later fled to Uganda and was captured by British forces there in 1911. Her son, Ndungutse, continued …

… abandoning huts, fields and cattle. They went to the British Protectorate of Bechuanaland, to the Witwatersrand, …

… abandoning huts, fields and cattle. They went to the British Protectorate of Bechuanaland, to the Witwatersrand, …

… leaders serve on the Africa Commission established by the British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, who will chair both the …