askaris

Both the British and the Germans enrolled local troops called askaris a Kiswahili word meaning soldier, but usually only applied to native troops.

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Both the British and the Germans enrolled local troops called askaris a Kiswahili word meaning soldier, but usually only applied to native troops.

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Sipho Phungulwa and Luthando Dyasophu, former exiles who defected and became "askaris".

ANC Daily News Briefing 1998

At the time the word "askaris" had never been used.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1996

The death squad units utilised turned African National Congress guerrillas, known as "askaris".

ANC Daily News Briefing 1994

The war brought money and an opportunity for military service for 98,000 men, called "askaris".

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] 2009

Youth leaders around the country began calling them cockroaches or, worse, askaris and impimpis — the same words that in the apartheid years had described traitors and spies within the movement.

Jacob’s Ladder 2009

Zuma was part of an effort, called Mbokodo (crushing boulder), to identify and eliminate impimpis and askaris, as the spies and traitors were known, in part through a series of brutal interrogations and summary executions.

Jacob’s Ladder 2009

Youth leaders around the country began calling them cockroaches or, worse, askaris and impimpis — the same words that in the apartheid years had described traitors and spies within the movement.

Jacob’s Ladder 2009

Zuma was part of an effort, called Mbokodo (crushing boulder), to identify and eliminate impimpis and askaris, as the spies and traitors were known, in part through a series of brutal interrogations and summary executions.

Jacob’s Ladder 2009