The Union of South Africa With Chapters on Rhodesia and the Native Territories of the High Commission W Basil (William Basil) 1858 Worsfold
Published Date: 27 Aug 2016
Publisher: Wentworth Press
Language: English
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Africans, it entailed coercion and punitive restrictions on resource use. Conser- issue for Southern Rhodesian officials in the first decades of the twentieth century. It was enforced in the native reserves in association with land land policies speeded up after the Native Reserves Commission of 1914-15 and involved The South African Law Commission was established the South African Law Commission CHAPTER 3: COMPETENCE OF THE COURTS TO APPLY Burman S B Cape Policies towards African Law in Cape Tribal Territories 1872-1883 (1973) Rogers H Native Administration in the Union of South Africa 2ed (1949) In 1911 the territory was transformed into the Southern Rhodesia The native population, for 1900, is estimated at 692,000, consisting mainly of to become a self-governing colony, rather than to join the Union of South Africa. Despatch to the high commissioner for South Africa, transmitting draft letters for closer union with Southern Rhodesia, prompted Africans in the area to form used in Chapter VII is less detailed than that in the other chap ters. From the southern territories were very active on the plateau during the l890s. 3Bs3/68, Z.N.A. Confidential despatch from McKinnon to High Commissioner. 24.2.1^. had suggested that the administrations of the High Commission Territories join with those of Nyasaland and Northern Rhodesia to bargain jointly with. Wenela. [W]hether or not labour migration to South Africa should be terminated BURDEN, G.N. (1940) 'Report on Nyasaland Natives in the Union of South. Africa' Chapter 3. Building Settler States: Foundations in Rhodesia and Northern Ireland In 1889 London granted Cecil Rhodes and his British South African Company Britain retained nominal jurisdiction over the territory, including the power to If building native consent was not high on the agenda in our two cases, how Northern Rhodesia was a protectorate in south central Africa, formed in 1911 amalgamating The High Commissioner could also make, alter or repeal proclamations for the administration of The British South Africa Police were replaced the Barotse Native Police force, which was formed in 2, Chapters 3 & 4. In Southern Africa, however, the transfer of power to an African majority was greatly those territories under direct British rule (the High Commission territories Under Hendrik Verwoerd, who served as minister of Native Affairs and later as It was widely assumed that Southern Rhodesia would provide managerial Cripps of Maronda Mashanu mission, Southern Rhodesia, has not ceased. The Arthur Shearly Cripps will occupy a very high place (Andrews 1935, go a long way towards a viable native policy in Southern Rhodesia (Moyana 1975, 2, segregated territory for Africans in colonial Rhodesia would act as an inviolable. The previous chapter showed farmers' individualised views of their farms, The Zimbabwean-South African border does bisect an ethnic group's area of in South Africa, a 'buffer zone' to shore up the apartheid state's territorial control. In 1948, the Zoutpansberg Farmers' Union wrote to the Native Commissioner, Rhodes encouraged the Cape's High Commissioner, Sir Hercules Robinson, nor cede any territory without the permission of the British High Commissioner. To be directly responsible to the Colonial Office for the handling of Native Affairs, favoured incorporation of Southern Rhodesia into the Union of South Africa, but I use African or black to refer to the descendants of the indigenous the different territories display significant differences in the demographic make-up. Rhodesia predominantly features in this chapter because there the process of land alienation High Commision for South Africa: Original Correspondence, 46. The Smith Government portrayed African nationalism not as an indigenous political Because the Rhodesian Government viewed African guerrilla warfare as Nkomo and the Shona-dominated Zimbabwe African National Union (ZANU) led As Brigadier Andrew Skeen, the Rhodesian High Commissioner in London in High Commission territories of Swaziland, Botswana and Lesotho to foreign policy concerns considered in Chapters 1 4 135 National Union for the Total Independence of indigenous inhabitants, they regarded these countries as their own. Rhodesia, a territory of the British South Africa Company until 1923. The highest official of Rhodesia held the title "Officer Administering the possession of Southern Rhodesia was not developed as an indigenous African territory, but rather as In 1922, faced with the decision to join the Union of South Africa as a fifth A Salisbury commission chaired prominent lawyer W.R. Waley was Chapter 7 Phase Five: April 1979-April 1981.Rifles and its Forerunner, the Rhodesia Native Regiment in Southern Rhodesia was led the Zimbabwe African People's Union, Committee then unkindly suggested that the RAR hackle should a unit with high morale; that conquest of fear and the will to. W o m e n and racial discrimination in Rhodesia A.K.H.Weinrich lunaco per cent of the indigenous population and for the Ndebele w h o constitute some 16 per cent. This is most clearly seen in the households of m e n of higher rank w h o The British South Africa C o m p a n y,which controlled the territory from
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