They took control of Egypt because of the Suez Canal ( Connection of Africa to west India)
Britain conquered Egypt and turned it into a british protectorate
Yes, but indirectly. Sudan was part of the Khedivite Sultanate in Egypt which Britain ruled via a protectorate as opposed to a colony.
A notable example of a protectorate is the British protectorate over Egypt established in the late 19th century. Although Egypt was nominally an independent state, British control over its administration and military effectively made it a protectorate, allowing Britain to manage its affairs while ostensibly respecting its sovereignty. This arrangement lasted until Egypt gained full independence in the mid-20th century.
Egypt (it was actually a protectorate, but it was the northernmost British African Colony)
When Britain established a protectorate over the Niger River delta
In 1875, Egypt found itself in debt. As a result it chose to sell its shares of the Suez Canal to Great Britain. The Suez Canal is strategic for trade and defense purposes.
Britain took control of Egypt in 1882 but then relinquished most control in 1992 by issuing Unilateral Declaration of Egyptian Independence. Britain still retained some control over its former protectorate, and Egypt officially declared its independence during the Egyptian Revolution of 1952.
One of the best examples of a colonial protectorate in the 1800s is British control over Egypt. Although Egypt was nominally an independent state, it was effectively governed by British officials who managed its finances and military, particularly after the British occupation began in 1882. This arrangement allowed Britain to exert influence over Egyptian affairs while maintaining a facade of local governance, highlighting the characteristics of a protectorate situation.
Yes.
Swaziland was a British Protectorate from 1906–1968.
Swaziland was a British Protectorate from 1903 until 1967
Egypt fell under British control in 1882 when it became a protectorate of the realm. It was given independence in 1922.