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This lesson seeks to explain the causes of the Anglo-Ndebele War and to show that the British were largely the guilty party.

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History · O-Level & A-Level

Anglo-Ndebele War 1893–94

The War of Dispossession

What had started as an Anglo-Ndebele quarrel in 1893 over the Ndebele’s punitive raids into the Victoria district exploded into full-scale war that same year. Peaceful co-existence between the Ndebele and the white settlers was not practical, and war was therefore inevitable. The main issue was most probably the incompatibility between the white settlers, who wanted to colonise both Mashonaland and Matabeleland, and the Ndebele, who posed a threat to the settlers by being an organised and armed African state.

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