- The
organization was
founded in the late 1990s by
Moikgantsi Kgama.
Moikgantsi Kgama has been
involved in the
promotion of
independent movies and do****entaries...
- Kgôsikgolo 1795 to 1817
Khama I a Mathiba, Kgôsikgolo 1817 to 1828
Kgari a
Kgama Pebane, Kgôsikgolo 1828 to 1833
Sedimo a Molosiwa,
acting Kgôsikgolo ...
-
Territories Act,
indirect rule,
chiefs and subjects) J.
Mutero Chirenje,
Chief Kgama and his
times c. 1835–1923: the
story of a
Southern African ruler (1978)...
-
application are unclear.
Local names include swartwitpens (Afrikaans),
kgama or
phalafala (Sotho),
mBarapi or
palahala (Swahili), ****urugu,
kwalat or...
-
Segokotlo in the
great house,
Molese in the
second house, and his
junior son
Kgama. As they were
still young upon Legwale's death, his
brother Maleke became...
- if the
Basotho communities were
obeying the laws.
Basotho chiefs such as
Kgama, Sebele, Lentswe, and
Bathoeng were
praised for
having been
loyal to the...
- Littlefield. pp. ****i–****ii. ISBN 9781538111338. Chirenje, J. Mutero.
Chief Kgama and His
Times c. 1835–1923: The
Story of a
Southern African Ruler (R. Collings...
-
Archived from the
original on 19
April 2002. Chirenje, J.
Mutero (1978).
Chief Kgama and his
Times c. 1835-1923: The
Story of a
Southern African Ruler. London:...
- of
Zimbabwe for
primary schools,
Longman Zimbabwe, July 26, 1982
Chief Kgama and His Times, 1835-1923: The
Story of a
Southern African Ruler, Rex Collings...
- and
after winning the war, they
owned the land and they
became 'Ba bina
kgama le phofu'. The name
Tonota is said to be
spelled THONOTHA (pronounced DONOTHA)...
