Colonisers

A similar thing happened to our intervention in Liberia and Sierra Leone both of which were left to plunge into bloody civil wars by their colonisers.

The rest will without doubt depend on the citizens of Niger and how effective governance will be, but the main thing is this: they have got rid of the colonisers,” the message said.

The truth is that the British and French were colonisers that did not only use guns.

Israel did this in 1967, when it took control of the West Bank, and consequentially opened up communities of Israeli colonisers who started moving into occupied Palestinian territories.

Street names were used by the British colonisers to remove the indigenous identity of the previously marshy plain, known as Enkare Nyirobi (a place of cool waters), to create a new idyllic British city.

The Dutch colonisers in later decades carried out renovations too.

This resilience risked strengthening the voice of the populist opposition, whose main demand was that land alienated by colonisers be redistributed for free.

We came as colonisers, we stayed and subjugated the people we came live amongst.

We hope that their participation is indicative of their admiration of the role played by FLMs in the liberation struggle and after independence, in keeping the former colonisers at bay.

While many of these laws are a hangover from former colonisers and legislators have not got around to changing them, others are a surprisingly recent invent, such as those in Vietnam.

Yes, the idea of putting land onto the market was one of the many ideas the colonisers brought with them.

German, the language of the original colonisers, has long since been displaced by French and English.

Polish colonisers of depopulated lands in northern and central Ukraine founded or re-founded many towns.

The Ekumen do not know whether the Colonisers sought to adapt humans to varied worlds, were conducting various experiments, or had other reasons.

Thornberry (2002) asserts that Inter Caetera was applied in the Requerimiento which was read to American Indians (who could not understand the colonisers' language) before hostilities against them began.