The colonial leader of Britain's crazy expansion in southern Africa is

Cecil Rhodes is the colonial leader of Britain's crazy expansion in southern Africa.

1.1After Britain captured East Sudan at the end of September, it basically completed the division of Central Africa and the first division of Equatorial Africa. The only unresolved dispute is the fate of the vast territories of the two Boer Republics. In the late 1980s, after a rich gold mine was discovered in Transvaal (1886), Britain's original plan to conquer two Boer republics was put back on the agenda.

2. An economic war broke out between British capitalists and two Boer Republics. Moreover, cecil rhodes and its agents have adopted a provocative policy. On the pretext of supporting the so-called movement of British immigrants oppressed by Boer authorities for democratic rights, he engaged in subversive activities in two Boer republics and organized Jameson to attack Transvaal in 1895, preparing to rebel from British immigrants. But this provocation was a fiasco. After Jameson's adventure failed completely, Britain did not give up its plan to occupy two Boer republics by force.