... British West Africa After the War. So many, and so grave, are the problems which will come up for settlement by the Government and people of the United Kingdom after the war that there is a danger that some of those which appear to be remote from their ...

... EAST AFRICA CABINET'S THANKS TO TROOPS. The War Office states that the following telegram has been sent to the General Officer Commanding-in- Chief, East African Expeditionary Force : On the occasion of your driving the last remaining enemy force from ...

... treatment of South African natives by the Germans in German South-West Africa; the war is against such inhumane Germans. 5. Indian troops have been, and are still fighting in German East Africa—that is to say, Indians have left their own country to fight for ...

... King-Emperor with a view to contributing to an All- Africa War Loan, which shall be a people's loan, as apart from purely Government effort. We are quite aware of the fact that the best blood of the sons of Africa has been shed in the cause of freedom, which ...

... The Treaty of Breda in 1667 officially confirmed this position, but there was no real peace between the rivals in West Africa, and war broke out again in 1672, continuing till 1674, when the Peace of Westminster finally confirmed the arrangements. In the ...

... Mr. Andrews was carrying on missionary work in the Lindi district, which is near the southern border of German East Africa, when war broke out, his sister, Miss Andrews, who has also returned to England, being engaged in similar work some distance away ...

... TO-DAY. -0- India and Africa. The outstanding event of February was the unqualified success of the British War Loan, which is an undoubted triumph for Mr. Bonar Law. We have always had the highest regard for, and the greatest confidence in, the leader ...

... Africa and Orient in the Press. AFRICA. THE BLACK PERIL.-APPALLING IDEA OF A VASTER WORLD WAR OUTLINED BY GENERAL SMUTS.- MY EYES HAVE BEEN OPENED. Will white be swept away by black?' This was a question to which Lieut.-General Smuts directed the ...

... We turn instinctively to Africa, the black country which is capable of extensive agriculture. A great influx of people necessitates great space. Tbis would be at our disposal in Central Africa, because the events of the war will leave the Belgian and ...

... concessions to her, she provoked the war in order to seize the French Coloniel Empire and to make herself mistress over Africa, South-West Asia, and the Far Fast. Neither Germany nor Turkey should ever be readmitted into Africa to rule there, having regard to ...

... French West Africa. (From Corresponciance &Orient.) M. Van Vollenhoven at Dakar. On his arrival at Dakar, M. Van Vollenhoven, Governor-General of French West Africa, delivered an address to the colonial authorities and the civil, military, and naval ...

... The Africans in Africa. BY J. C. SMITH. In the order of Providence the Christian nations of Europe have acquired and now exercise paramount political and economic authority over the whole • Continent of Africa, from Cape Blanco on the north to Cape Agulhas ...