- The
Bakwena or
Bakoena ("those who
venerate the crocodile") are a
large Sotho-Tswana clan in
Southern Africa of the
southern Bantu group. They can be...
-
regard Sechele as a "backslider".
Sechele led a
coalition of
Batswana (
Bakwêna, Bakaa, Balete, Batlokwa) in the
Battle of
Dimawe in 1852.
Sechele was...
- was
ruled by
Paramount Chiefs of the
Tswana groups such as the Barolong,
Bakwena, Bangwaketse, Bahurutshe,
Batlhaping and the
Bangwato who
under Sekgoma...
- to the
ethnic groups found in the
Tswana culture (Bakgatla, Barolong,
Bakwena, Batlhaping, Bahurutshe, Bafokeng, Batlokwa, Bataung, and Batswapong, among...
- came to
control the
region has yet to be
dated precisely.
Members of the
Bakwena, a
chieftaincy under a
leader named Kgabo II, made
their way into the southern...
- south, he p****ed
through the
Bakwena territory in the
northwestern Transvaal, near Rustenburg. At the time the
Bakwena were
struggling to
repel repeated...
-
people who
reside in
Molepolole are
called Bakwena, who are one of the
eight major tribes in Botswana. The
Bakwena Kgosi (Chief),
Sebele I was
among the three...
-
author with the book
Along Came Tsakani. In 2024, in
collaboration with
Bakwena Productions, BET
Africa and
Paramount Africa,
Modupe produced Pound 4 Pound...
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including the land of many
Bakwena-Tswana
villages that
still existed there. In 1860
thirty families who were an
extension of the
Bakwena people of
Betanie got...
-
Kgabo II was
kgosi of the
Kwena tribe. He was born a
junior son of the
Bakwena kgosi Tebele.
Tebele was
succeeded by Kgabo's
older brother Mogopa, and...
