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He was a war journalist who covered the second Boer war.
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Why was Churchill Winston once in South Africa?
I think he was a news reporter at the time during the boer war
Where was Winston churchill based as a military soldier?
Sir Winston fought in the Boer War in South Africa
The geographic distribution of the swimming reptile Mesosaurus provides evidence that .?
South america and Africa were once joined.
Which is the most developing nation in Africa after South Africa?
Probably Namibia, which was once part of South Africa. Another probability is Botswana.
What continents were once joined with South America?
Africa
Where did Winston churchill travel before becoming a politician?
Winston Churchill went to Cuba as A newspaper journalist, India as a columnist, Sudan for military training and went to South Africa For the Boer war
Winston Churchill capturated?
In 1899, Winston Churchill was a journalist covering the Second Boer War in South Africa. He was captured by the Boers but subsequently escaped and was able to make his way back to Britain.
Which country on the the continent of Africa once had a nuclear weapons?
South Africa http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Africa_and_weapons_of_mass_destruction
What is the German colony known as that was once South West Africa?
After World War I, it was put under the control of South Africa and called South-West Africa. After gaining their independence in 1990, the country was renamed Namibia.
Are there tigers in South Africa?
There once was tigers in Africa thousands of years ago. Now you can only find tigers in Captivity in Africa or in Asia.there are no tigers in South Africa but there was a tiger that was a pet and escaped ,in South Africa, but it was cought ^ That whole thing is a lie. You can find tigers in the wild.Son, I am disappoint. =_=
Which country in Africa is now a Parliamentary democracy and was once a racial oligarchy ruled by white citizens?
It is South Africa. :-)
What did Australia south Africa and India have in common?
They all once were British colonies.
