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The British colonised parts of South Africa in the 1860's and 1870's.
In the 17th century, the British began to colonize North America and South America. It would not be until the 19th century that the British would acquire large land-holdings in Africa and Asia.
Because the French did not colonize South Africa.
why did south Africa Colonize Namibia
No, South Africa was ruled by the British but the name was never applied to the country. Cecil John Rhodes established the British South Africa Company in 1889 to exploit Africa for British interests and the British South Africa police were active in Rhodesia ( now Zimbabwe).
South Africa, Nigeria, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Ghana, Sierra Leone.
British South Africa Company ended in 1965.
British South Africa Company Medal was created in 1896.
In a word, no. The British saw it fit to colonize South Africa after the war of 1812 was over. In fact, the end of the Napoleonic Wars sparked this endeavor, as the French still had territory in Africa. The British had already colonized South Africa, but in 1815, right after Napoleon had been exiled to Sicily, and the treaties for surrender had been signed by the French, England declared South Africa theirs under the queen's name. So in the end, the War of 1812 was successful to the Americans, while the help they were given by the French, might just have sent the French spiraling to their own defeat.
British South Africa Company was created in 1889.
Because Cecil Rhodes had a vision of Great Britain governing Africa. He was a primary mover for colonisation of central Africa,
Parts of South Africa were colonies from 1652 to 1910 (first controlled by the Dutch, then the British). South Africa was a British Dominion from 1910 to 1931.