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... everything is quiet, The first production of the Nairobi Amateur Dramatic and Musical Society, given in aid of the East Africa War Relief Fund at the Theatre Royal on Thursday, night, provided a welcome respite from the excursions and alarms which have ...
... stayed until 1915 when he joined the Edst African Mounted Rifles and saw service in the campaign in~ German Ilast Africa. = After the war Mr. Loveridge again joined the staft of the Natural History Museum in Nairobi, being transferred in November, 1920 ...
... South Africa. Capt.. Saunders thinks that South * Afriea is a wonderful country hopelessly mis-managed by its people. He said what a pity it was that they could not forget the Boer War, especially now when the country is faced with two such serious problems ...
... South West Africa, At the same time, a letter wag published in ““The Times’’ by Mr. W. K. Stoker, K.C. (who was a judge in Nigeria before the war). My, Stoker writes, inter aliq :— The Reuter telegramn appearing (under the head of ** Telegrams in Brief ...
... Honours in East Africa. The following honours have been conferred upon officials and residents in East Africa: KNIGHT BACHELOR. Brigadier-General Godfrey Dean Rhodes, C.8.E., D.§.o. General Manager of the Kenya and Uganda Railways since August 1928, and ...
... Back to South Africa All the above doés mnot for one moment suggest that these mount- ed men be trained as cavalry and be capable of adopting shock tactics. The days of the arme blanche are not for the K.D.F. with the insufficiently trained men that we ...
... neutrality clause, one speaker pointed . out that if South Africa declaved its neutrality in an Empire war, those British citizens who went to Britain a 1o help, as tens of thousands did in the last war, those ~ People would lose their South African status ...
... in East Africa On the Elephant Trail Bast Africans have the unexpected pleasure of being able to read an authorised version of the two safaris carried out in East Africa in 1928 - and in 1930 by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. The first journey, it will be ...
... War Service. Col.. Wilkinson wag educated at Eton. He joined the 2nd Bn. the Gloucestershire Regiment from the Bedfordshire Militia in December of 1896, and saw service with them in South Africa from January 1900 to the end of the war. In 1905 he became ...
... War Debts, - Great Britain hag taken the only step possible in regard to the war debts position. The finding of the American TLegal Department that a token payment was at least technically a default resulted in a demand by the United States Government™ ...
... the author of “Knights of KEast Africa,”’ has had the happy idea of weaving into the scenario one of the many instances of chivalry between enemies which marked the course of the campaign in (ferman East Africa. A party of actors, photographers, ete ...
... Distribution ot Population Over East Africa. must make one big exception, due to the presence of ILake Victoria in the centre of this plateau, which, of course, relieves the climatic aridity and enables a concentration of population which I shall discuss ...