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… Louis Botha was born near Greytown in Natal in 1862. He was the son … vision of South Africa included both British and Dutch. Botha was a leading figure in the Paris Peace Conference at … political, diplomatic, and military tasks. Louis Botha's ancestors came from Thuringia in central Germany. …

… Mr George Botha aged 30,a coloured teacher at the Patterson High School … to general Gert Prinsloo, the commissioner of police, Mr Botha was being taken to security police offices in the … to his death. The commissioner of police stated that Mr Botha ‘had not been questioned yet’. However, at the inquest …

… Elizabeth Botha (née Lindes) was born on 19 November 1930 and grew up … Council and (along with her future husband, Johan Botha) an editorial member of the student magazine Die … of Pretoria; and 1964: University of Witwatersrand. Elize Botha contributed numerous talks on literary matters to the …

… Wim Botha is a contemporary artist working mainly in the mediums … Africa where he has in 2016 his seventh solo exhibition.  Botha throughout his career has received a number of … and the touring exhibition Africa Remix (2004-2007). Wim Botha is most known for busts which he creates out of carved …

… Tozamile Botha …

… Botha was born on the farm Telegraaf in the Paul Roux … his mother was interned in a British concentration camp . Botha's early education was at Paul Roux. Later he attended … Malan on his visit to the campus. Malan was impressed and Botha was offered a post as party organizer in the Cape. He …

… Elza Miles (nee Botha) was born in 1938. In 1960 Miles obtained a BA in Fine … Gladys Mgudlandlu  (2002) Miles uses her maiden name, Botha, when it comes to her own art. She is widely known for … as well as corporate collections in South Africa. Miles Botha is a recipient of the Vita Award, the Recht Malan Prize …

… Pik Botha was born on 27 April 1932 in Rustenburg, Transvaal.His … time that he first became publicly known in South Africa. Botha was appointed Law Adviser of the Department of Foreign … as Ambassador to the U.N, South Africa was suspended and Botha returned home. In 1970 Botha’ life turned from that of …

… Andries Johannes Botha …

… affairs matters and was an ardent supporter of General Botha.  When Botha contested the 1910 elections, he had done so without … South Africans.  After winning the elections Botha worked on forming a political party and looked to Natal …

… absurdity of his position was exemplified in 1987 when P.W.Botha publicly derided him on prime-time television for … beach to protect segregation laws.Later that year Botha demanded his resignation from the cabinet after Hendrickse in a speech had described Botha's behavior as like that of "a rat in a corner". …

… It was converted in Cape Town and renamed the General Botha in memory of General Louis Botha . Davis’s aim in providing the ship was to encourage … English- and Dutch-speaking South Africans. The General Botha was rebuilt ashore in 1942 and the ship was sunk in …

… the rebellion in protest against Prime Minister  Louis Botha ’s decision to invade German South West Africa as part … Afrikaner Boer hero, standing up for his beliefs and Louis Botha was severely criticised by many Afrikaners for not …

… was interrogated by Colonel Andy Taylor, Captain Hentie Botha, Sergeant Laurie Wasserman, Sergeant Cassie van der … to be unreliable and amnesty was not granted to applicants Botha, Du Preez, Wasserman and Van der Westhuizen who were …

… to the Union Buildings by the Prime Minister  P.W. Botha  to account for the story carried by his newspaper. The story was about senior politicians, including Botha himself, who hunted and braaied the rare black-faced impala. Botha flanked by his generals, launched personal attacks on …

… J.B.M. Hertzog  broke his ties with Prime Minister  Louis Botha  to form the  National Party , Malan was one of his … into effect, which had led to Hertzog’s break with Botha 35 years earlier. Notably those that had espoused …

… children in a tent on the farm, he left for Europe with Botha and De la Rey to try to raise funds for the widows and … It was decided that he and others would try to persuade Botha and Smuts to abandon their plans to attack German South … were swiftly mustered to suppress the revolt. It took Botha one month. At Allemanskraal, De Wet's son Danie and …

… In March, Commandant-General Piet Joubert died, and Louis Botha was made Commandant-General of the Transvaal. De la Rey … at Vereeniging, but the debate was inconclusive. Generals Botha, De Wet, Smuts, and Hertzog were appointed to continue … was at stake; the end had come. Finally, De la Rey and Botha persuaded De Wet to agree to peace for the sake of the …

… the 1978 National Party electoral race to  Pieter Willem Botha . The Erasmus commission, appointed by P W Botha, sealed his fate when it revealed serious financial …

… the 1978 National Party electoral race to Pieter Willem Botha . The Erasmus commission, appointed by P W Botha, sealed his fate when it revealed serious financial …

… was ambushed by forces under the command of General Louis Botha. He escaped and rejoined the British forces as an …

… a bending female figure. Mbatha worked for a time at yuis Botha Airport, Durban, where the aeroplanes provided further …

…   In 2000, amnesty was granted to Mathys Botha, Johannes Steyn and Laurence Wasserman for killing of …

… where he studied sculpture for two years under Andries Botha and Jeremy Wafer. In 1983 he co-founded the Community …

… ministerial positions in the Cabinet of President  P.W. Botha , including Minister of Post and Telecommunications and … and in 1986 he became the House’s leader. When P.W. Botha resigned as leader of the National Party in February …

… seven days. Johannes Steyn, Laurence Wasserman and Mathys Botha intercepted the men on September 7, 1986, as they were …

… and again went into legal practice. Here he and Louis Botha formed the Het Volk Party. By 1907, he was appointed … Minister of Education and colonial secretary in the Botha government in the Transvaal Colony. During this time, … In 1919, he attended the Paris Peace Conference with Botha and, following Botha's death in August, became Prime …

… lifetime, she was ‘rediscovered’ by the sculptor, Andries Botha, in the early 1980s.  Botha organized a national touring exhibition of her work.  …

… headed a deputation of blacks to the Prime Minister, Louis Botha*, to voice the grievances of black mineworkers. … According to Msane, the main grievance was the colour bar. Botha promised that their grievances would be investigated, … journalistic career: In 1910/11 he was co-editor with L.T. Mvabaza* of the English / Xhosa weekly newspaper Umlomo …

… bust of General Christiaan de Wet and the statue of Louis Botha in Durban . He also portrayed indigenous peoples and …