The Chameleon and the Fly

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Set against the backdrop of the late Nineteenth Century, the AmaNdebele War illustrates the aggressive expansion of the British Empire in Africa, driven by Cecil Rhodes' ambitions. The conflict highlights the intersection of personal and imperial interests, showcasing Rhodes' efforts to extend both his own influence and that of Queen Victoria through the British South Africa Company. This historical account delves into the complexities of colonialism and its impact on indigenous populations.