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Yes. Germany controlled:
- German Kamerun (1884-1916)
- German East Africa (1885-1919)
- German South-West Africa (1884-1915)
- German Togoland (1884-1914)
Due to World War one, all of their African Colonies were transferred to the UK, South Africa, Belgium and France. Most of these gained independence from their new controllers in the 1960's.
What else can I help you with?
In what part of South Africa was voting not restricted by race in the 19th century?
The Cape Colony.
What country until recently was almost a colony of South Africa?
Namibia/ South West Africa
What is the Former french colony of north western Africa?
Mali
What was The first black colony in Africa to be liberated?
Liberia (1847).
What is British east Africa called now?
The former British East Africa colony is now Kenya.
What is the name of the British colony in in west Africa?
Nigeria is the name of the British colony in West Africa.
What were the northernmost and southernmost British colonies in Africa?
Egypt being the Most northern British colony in Africa and South Africa being the most Southern colony in Africa.
What was the first colony in Africa?
The first colony in Africa was the Greek controlled areas of Egypt in the 500's BC.
When did south Africa and cease being a colony?
They didnt become a colony
In the division of France great Britain took?
the dutch cape colony in South Africa
What is the dutch colony in Africa's tip?
Cape Colony. It was transferred to the United Kingdom in 1806.
What European Colony founded Benin Africa?
Dahomey (French colony until 1958)
What was the most famous Phoenician colony?
Carthage in North Africa.
What is the continent of bechuanaland?
Bechuanaland was a short-lived British colony in Africa. It was engulfed into the Cape Colony.
What location was once a colony in West Africa?
Nigeria
What date was South Africa a colony?
bummyh stuff
What is the continent of nyasaland?
Nyasaland was a British colony in Africa.
