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… will confirm this. We all missed HOME with poignance. The British sent their boer prisoners of war at the turn of the …

… of refer­ence. Among these mediators were the former British Foreign Secretary, Lord Carrington, former US …

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

… of the imperialists are diametrically opposed. The British imperialists are becoming daily richer at the expense …

… Second, they believe that the fact of very large-scale British and American investments in South Africa is itself a … Strictly speaking, it would probably be possible for the British Parliament or the United States Congress to introduce …

… Taylor: Yeah, I mean this article that came in the British Law Society (Gazette), this is very interesting; it …

… multinationals that are starting, as we see, in the British Media, to come under pressure. Do you think that …

… The deal between the descendants of Dutch settlers and the British imperial power at the end of the so-called Anglo-Boer …

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

… Africans recruited from solidarity movements and the British Communist Party. Once the material had been smuggled …

… territories bordering on South Africa, then still under British or Portuguese colonial control, were unlikely to …

… senior UDF leaders sought sanctuary from detention in the British consulate in Durban in mid-September. Four of the six …

… A report commissioned by the World University Service and British Association of University Teachers summed up …

… that South Africa was still very much a colony under British economic control, noted the complete landlessness of … collaboration of the South African bourgeoisie with British finance and industrial capital, and outlined the … with the general political slogan in the fight against British domination, of an independent native South African …

… it, it didn’t do it openly. Taylor: Yeah, I read in the British Law Society Gazette they had an interesting article …

… explained that process to people there, at a time when the British government was insisting on the IRA disarming, and I …

… you know, India.  You know India, it changed hands from British Imperialism to Indian Capitalism, you know, but the …

… through all that. You'd often find a particular sort of British settlers in ex-colonies who wouldn't assimilate into …

… the country, Minister of Police Kruger stated on British television that the unrest could not go on for long, …

… had been active in Natal since 1835, it was only after British annexation in the early 1840s that they were able to …

… accused succeeded in avoiding arrest, sought refuge in the British Consulate in Durban and focussed world attention on …

… Africa’s first State President, once the country left the British Commonwealth in March 1961. Another relative, Colonel …

… one of these countries followed South Africa's example. British oil multinationals continued business as usual; British banks continued to do business with members of the … who remained on the moral plains. Nor is it likely to. The British oil firms still do their business as usual. The USA …

… geographyteacher, Norman Mitchell, a devotee of the British Empire, who an grily shouted back, "That's not …

… okay, situation. Like how, how the IRA was targeting British officers and so forth, targeting. I’m just give you …

… other people only received warnings. What do you mean the British government can have Mrs Mafekeng? This is a fine time …