... ALVES WERE COMING INTO USE. 9 0 0 IQOO: THE WIRELESS EQUIPMENT ABOARD THE BT. PAUL BY MEANS OF WHICH NEWS OF THE SOUTH AFRICA W'AR WAS RECEIVED FOR INCLUSION IN THE FIRST RADIO NEWSPAPER 1920 : THE YEAR IN WHICH MARCONI DIRECTION-FINDERS WERE INSTALLED ...

... diocese of Swaziland. He spent four years as a missionary in South Africa after the war. The Swazis will be celebrating their independence from September 4-8 though, surrounded by South Africa and Mozambique, that independence may be precarious. •m ...

... •EOPLE IN THE PUBLIC E Germany’s first envoy to south Africa since the \ war : hr. r, h. j. holzhauzen. Our photograph shows Hr. R. H. J. Holzhauzen arriving recently at Government House, Cape Town, to present his credentials j ) to the Governor-General ...

... ambulance driver during the blitz, and was the inspiration behind the Malcolm Clubs for airmen throughout Europe and North Africa during the war. She opposed the closing of the clubs in 1959. GEORGE COLE, UNILEVER CHAIRMAN, MADE A LIFE PEER IN HONOURS LIST. George ...

... at 47 so that he could take part in mounted duties. He joined the Somerset Light Infantry in 1930, served in West Africa during the war, and has been Bandmaster to the King’s Royal Rifle Corps and Director of Music, Royal Engineers. *1 a ■ 2.* ■ 55 - ...

... And then greater issues occupied Southern Africa —the Boer War, the Union, the rebellion against joining Britain in the First World War. But in 1914 South Africa agreed to neutralize German South West Africa and General Smuts and Botha took ...

... peacefully forwards into the •»econd Republic the sigh of relief was ilmost audible, and not just in Nairobi. With so much of Africa at war with tself, Kenya’s stability means that British tour operators can continue to ,cll safari holidays to long-haul travelers ...

... THE 1939-45 WAR. [NGDOM AND COMMONWEALTH CAMPAIGN STARS AND SERVICE SfD LATER CAMPAIGNS AND INCIDENTS. Britain pilots, for the Ist and Bth Armies in Africa, and a North Africa clasp for naval and R.A.F. personnel involved in the North Africa campaigns. ...

... under the most favourable conditions, six weeks to exchange messages between London and South Africa. The Zulu war of 1879 was one of those British colonial wars of the 19th century which nearly always ran true to form. First of all the strength of the enemy ...

... taught for 30 years (including a year in South Dakota early on), 15 of them as a headmaster, and was stationed in West Africa during the war. “I didn’t start writing until I was 50,” he says, “so I had a lot of material to draw on.” His novels are all extremely ...

... appeared to be even sterner than it is, and it is stern enough. The author is Leo Heaps. He has set us down in North Africa during war between a French force and some clearly identifiable rebels.” A hill christened The Hump ” must be taken for the sake ...

... Shadows, a novel about Tanganyika which ranges backwards and forwards between the May 16, 1964 periods of German East Africa, the first war, and the eve of independence today. A link is provided by a murder mystery, stretching forty years back into the past ...