East and West Africa in the British Empire.. impose hegemony on the eastern Sudan under the pretext of respecting traditional rights in Egypt and the Nile Valley

Under the pretext of respecting traditional rights in Egypt and the Nile Valley by the British to impose their hegemony on the eastern Sudan between 1985 and 1898 and then to South Sudan (in Kenya and the African Lakes); as the British seized the Gambia, the Gold Coast, Sierra Leone, Nigeria (West Africa). In South Africa, which owns Britain were not the only colonies of the Cape and Natal (along with two independent republics in the North Albuerz: Transvaal and the Orange Order) raised the discovery of gold in the Transvaal in 1886, a new area of interest, which has lost its status after the use of the Suez Canal. Has taken the British singles republics and take over the areas adjacent to it that they get into a war with them and ended by subjecting all of southern Africa. 

Initially granted autonomy to the two republics (Transvaal in 1906, and the Orange Order in 1907) and then established a federal included: Transvaal, the Orange Order, Cape, Natal in 1910 and was named the Union of South Africa. The inspiration of its models: the Canadian (1867) and Australia (1901). 

- Balochistan (1876), Cyprus (1878), Egypt (1882) and the inauguration of a resident in them along with the Khedive, after confirming the importance of the Suez, and securing the road to India: stick to the port of Aden, in the territory of Malaysia, Hong Kong, Somalia ... etc , Somaliland Somaliland (1884), Boutchanaland (1885), Bermanaa (1886), Rhodesia and Nyasaland Nyassaland et Rhodésies (1888-1891), Kenya and Zanzibar (1887-1890), gold Coast (1896), Sudan Anglo - Egyptian (1899), Nigeria (1900), the Transvaal and the Orange Orange et Transvaal (1902) ... and so on.