Colonial Conflicts and Crisis

This chapter explores the arrival of Sir George Grey in South Africa and his controversial plans to assimilate the Korsa people into British society. It highlights the tragic consequences of misguided beliefs leading to the mass slaughter of cattle and destruction of crops, driven by a perception of redemption. Furthermore, the chapter examines the broader impacts of Grey's policies on indigenous communities and the ethical dilemmas surrounding his governance, culminating in a significant national crisis for the Korsa people.