Man On The Spot in South Africa Phoebe, Chloe and Lizzie.

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Man On The Spot in South Africa Phoebe, Chloe and Lizzie

Cecil Rhodes 1870 Sent to South Africa to regain his health (he had TB). In 1880 he plunged into South African politics. In 1845 the British annexed Natal.

Leander starr Jameson The Jameson Raid the Jameson raid was a wild attempt, launched by men on the spot

Milner 2 nd Boer war Cant be seen as man on the spot, he was sent by government.

Sir Bartle Frere Attempted to create a federation between the 4 states. Sent in from India with a high reputation Decided to deal with the Zulus himself resulting in a defeat on the British force

Carl Peters German colonial ruler, explorer and politician- Prime mover behind the foundation of the German colony in East Africa. Plans to occupy St Lucia bay in northern Natal.