• Rhodes, Populism and the Election that Changed the World

  • Apr 25 2024
  • Length: 47 mins
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Rhodes, Populism and the Election that Changed the World

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  • The multi-racial 1898 election in the Cape Colony was the most factional in its history. What was more, it was an election that found the mining magnate and self-professed racist, Cecil John Rhodes, prostrating himself before an entirely black audience. But just why he ended up at this meeting near Kimberley, accusing the black newspaper editor John Tengo Jabavu of ‘Krugerism’, is a highly complex colonial story. Get bonus content on Patreon

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