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	Lesotho From A to E
		Batlokoa are one of Lesotho's several clans, or totems.
		Batlokoa cannibals ate Moshoeshoe I's grandfather, but the former forgave them and convinced them to join his ranks
		Their capital towns all bear the name of the corresponding district, with the exception of the Berea district.
	r.masilo.free.fr /a2z/a_e.html (2543 words)

	Ficksburg \| Eastern Free State \| Home of the Cherry Festival \| History Of Ficksburg
		The Batlokoas who originally were settled near Warden and Vrede became "displaced" after being attacked by the Zulus during the Difaquane or wars of retribution in the early 1820's.
		Many Batlokoas (and their slaves from the conquered tribes) died on the return trip to the Free State, as a result of their scorched earth policy on the outward journey.
		The failure of the Basutos to conquer the Batlokoas was attributed to the " strong medicine" of the then incumbent missionary at Imperani, Rev.John Daniel, father of the first Mrs Newberry of Prynnsberg.
	www.ficksburg.org.za /history.php (1139 words)

	Quinlan
		Thus, in time, Lelingoana's area became identified as Tlokoeng (literally: 'where the Batlokoa are') in reference to the fact that it was controlled by Sekonyela agnates as well as being populated by people whose heritage lay with the Batlokoa chiefdom of old.
		The different origins and heritage of the Batlokoa in relation to other Basotho, for example, were reflected in different bridewealth payment practices, and in the association of particular clan identities with particular villages (Ashton 1952: 17).
		However, though the Batlokoa heritage was revived as a construct of identity and has been formally sanctioned in official descriptions of the chieftainship up to the present day, it was not a principal means by which Lelingoana and his heir, Mosuoe, achieved a distinct and relatively senior status in the chieftainship.
	www.jlp.bham.ac.uk /volumes/37-38/quinlan-art.htm (11587 words)

	QwaQwa
		In Afrikaans it was known as Witsieshoek, after the name of a farm.
		Originally two tribes lived in the region, the Bakoena and the Batlokoa.
		In 1969 they were united and the area was named KwaKwa.
	www.teachersparadise.com /ency/en/wikipedia/q/qw/qwaqwa.html (185 words)

	QwaQwa (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In Afrikaans it was known as Witsieshoek, after the name of a farm.
		Originally two tribes lived in the region, the Bakoena and the Batlokoa.
		In 1969 they were united and the area was named KwaKwa.
	www.guajara.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/q/qw/qwaqwa.html (177 words)

	QwaQwa
		QwaQwa means whiter than white, from the Sesotho language, referring to the many sandstone hills of the Drakensberg mountains in which the area is situated.
		Two clans lived in the region, the Bakoena and the Batlokoa.
		In the same year, Van Diest said, the name was changed to QwaQwa to avoid an ethnic identification.
	encyclopedia.stateuniversity.com /pages/18127/QwaQwa.html (237 words)

	africast.com - News List (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He thanked the African Union, the government of Ghana and various groups and organisations for supporting the festival and urged Africans in the Diaspora to continue to participate in the festival, which aims at reuniting them with their motherland.
		In a message, Morena Moholo Mota, Paramount Chief of Batlokoa Nation of Free State, of the Republic of South Africa, praised Ghanaians for preserving and promoting their cultural heritage, and observed that "a nation without culture is like a tree without roots.
		The Paramount chief, described Ghana as a model for democracy and traditional leadership, and these he said, played a significant role in her fight against foreign domination.
	news.africast.com /article.php?newsID=20540&strRegion=West (398 words)

	Lesotho From A to E
		Batlokoa are one of Lesotho's several clans, or totems.
		Batlokoa cannibals ate Moshoeshoe I's grandfather, but the former forgave them and convinced them to join his ranks
		Their capital towns all bear the name of the corresponding district, with the exception of the Berea district.
	premiumwanadoo.com /sotho/a2z/a_e.html (2509 words)

	Lesotho Embassy in Washington - Historical Background
		In the process they displaced sections of the Zizi and Hlubi people who fled across the Drakensburg in 1818 from the Upper Tugela river basin, followed a short while later by the Amangwane themselves who were being further harassed by Shaka's armies.
		The Hlubi people under Chief Mpagazitha, created a new stream of refugees as they in turn fell upon the Batlokoa people who were at that time living in the area of the present-day Harrismith.
		In was successfully defended against an Amangwane army in 1828; against the Batlokoa during Moshoeshoe's absence on a cattle raid in 1829; and against the Ndebele of Mzilikaziin 1831.
	www.lesothoemb-usa.gov.ls /profile.htm (4532 words)

	Batlokoa - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Batlokoa is one of the three main Basotho tribes/clans who speak Sesotho, the other two being Bakoena and Bataung.
		This page was last modified 00:47, 11 May 2006.
		This encyclopedia, history, geography and biography article about Batlokoa contains research on
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Batlokwa (56 words)

	Pan-African News Wire: Africa's Warrior Queens: Gender Roles, Political Leadership and Societal Development
		Perhaps one of the most well-known and feared women military leaders during the early 19th century was Mantatisi who was born the daughter of Chief Mothaba of the Basia in the Harrismith District of the later Orange Free State.
		She became the wife of Mokotjo, the chief of the neighboring Batlokoa.
		Unfortunately, this meant the end of the Batlokoa tribe as such and their crushing defeat will simultaneously rid Moshoeshoe of their presence and clear the field for further penetration by their common foe, the insatiable land-devouring Boer.
	panafricannews.blogspot.com /2007/11/africa-warrior-queens-gender-roles.html (4280 words)

	Lesotho Parliament-About the Senate
		The Senate is made up of 22 hereditary Principal Chiefs and 11 Senators nominated by the King on the advice of the Council of State.
		The majority of the Principal Chiefs are descendants of the Founder of the Basotho nation, Morena Moshoeshoe I and descendants of Moshoeshoe’s great allies the Chief of Makhoakhoa, the Chief of the Bataung and Chief of the Batlokoa.
		The nominated Senators have usually been drawn from a wide spectrum of experienced politicians, distinguished academics and citizens who have made significant contributions to the life of the nation.
	www.parliament.ls /Senate/AboutSenate.aspx (140 words)

	A comparative study of strategy in bantu tribal warfare during the 19th century - South African Military History Society
		The Batlokoa, or Wild Cat People, who lived along the Wilge river in the Orange Free State, could be recognized at a glance by their fl shields, fl ostrich-feather headdresses and fl mantles and capes.
		The Batlokoa army carried large shields, similar to those of the Zulu, clubs, javelins, and also a curious weapon that resembled a scimitar.
		Although in the early 1820's the armies of the smaller Sotho groups could not have exceeded a thousand warriors, those of the large tribes were known to number many thousands.
	rapidttp.co.za /milhist/vol013pb.html (7577 words)

	Rhodes University
		Their arrival coinciding with an attack on the royal herds belonging to King Dingane of the Zulus.
		This attack was made by members of the Batlokoa tribe dressed as Europeans in order to lay the blame on the number of Boers in the area.
		Naturally Dingane was disturbed to hear this news and Retief sought an audience with him as soon as possible.
	campus.ru.ac.za /index.php?action=category&category=1053 (796 words)

	Uyawuz’ umoya
		Two tribes, the Banogeng and the Batlokoa that were forcefully removed from their land in 1974 and 1975 respectively celebrated the return of their land through the restitution process at Rietfontein Farm in Lichtenburg in the North-West in October.
		The Banogeng and the Batlokoa were resettled in Matile village in the Ditsobotla district.
		The crowd went wild with joy when it was announced that R1, 6 million has been set aside to be used by the claimants to develop their the land.
	land.pwv.gov.za /journal/fivenews.html (19052 words)

	Where to go in Ficksburg, Freestate, South Africa
		Later came the Basotho nation, built up of the remnants of the tribes that had survived.
		The first permanent European settlers in this area that was eventually to become Ficksburg was a missionary the Rev. James Allison and his wife, who lived amongst the Batlokoa.
		Slowly European hunters and the "trekboere", seeing the natural beauty, the farming potential and (not withstanding the cold winters) the pleasant climate, began looking at the area as a place where they could settle.
	www.adventurezone.co.za /where_to_go.asp?txtCity_ID=111 (794 words)

	Batlokoa
		Der Artikel Batlokoa gehört zur Kategorie: Ethnie in Afrika
		Die anderen beiden Stämme sind die Bakoena und die Bataung.
		Erklärung des Begriff Batlokoa und dessen Bedeutung wurde zuletzt am 20.12.2006 aktualisiert (Glossar Lexikon Enzyklopädie).
	www.weblexikon.de /Batlokoa.html (47 words)

	Batlokoa - definition erklärung bedeutung glossar zu Batlokoa (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Batlokoa - definition erklärung bedeutung glossar zu Batlokoa
		Sie sind einer von drei Stämmen der Basothos, die die Sprache Sesotho sprechen.
		[ Batlokoa - definition - erklärung - bedeutung - glossar - Impressum ]
	batlokoa.adlexikon.de /Batlokoa.shtml (171 words)

	2 - Gumede and the Natal Native Congress (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Back in the Orange River Colony, Gumede’s principal mission was to investigate the land claims of two Sotho tribes, namely the Bakhulukwe and Batlokoa in the new Orange River Colony (hereinafter ORC).
		The Batlokoa tribe was originally part of the Basuto nation who were driven from Basutoland in about 1858 by the chief Moshesh.
		The case of the Batlokoa tribe was almost identical to that of the Bakhulukwe.
	www.sahistory.org.za /pages/sources/search-freedom/chapter2.htm (7738 words)

	Amazon.com: Batlokoa: Books (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Tlokwa (Batlokwa, Batlokoa, Tlokoa) are a subgroup, or, more exactly.
		Get it by Thursday, Mar. 1, if you order in the next 22 hours and 12 minutes.
		the BaTlokoa and BaFokeng traded hoes to the BaKoena and other SeSotho-speakers...
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Batlokoa&tag=httpexplaguid-20&index=books&link_code=qs&page=1 (250 words)

	da Qwaqwa QwaQwa was a Bantustan Bantustan or homeland...
		In Afrikaans Afrikaans it was known as "Witsieshoek", after the name of a farm.
		Originally two tribes lived in the region, the Bakoena Bakoena and the Batlokoa Batlokoa.
		In 1969 1969 they were united and the area was named KwaKwa.
	www.biodatabase.de /QwaQwa (234 words)

	African Basotho Blankets history page
		NKWE SIBOKO (Leopard emblem) of the Batlokoa Sotho tribe – ferocious warriour tribe of the Harrismith, Free State district.
		Massacred by Mpangazita’s Hlubi warriors in 1818, the rallied under Chieftainess Mantatisi, who led them on a rampage of destruction through the Free State, Southern Transvaal, Lesotho and Botswana.
		SEFATE SIBOKO (Tree emblem) of the Secondary Royal House of the Batlokoa tribe.
	www.futureshock.co.za /basinfo.htm (628 words)

	Component 7 - Sustainable Livelihoods - Tourism (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The preparation and implementation of the strategy will involve consultation with relevant IandAPs including, inter alia, the private sector, local communities, NGOs, and so on.
		One tourism project being facilitated by the MDTP is the preparation and implementation of a tourism strategy for the Sentinel Car Park – Amphitheatre Node in the Batlokoa Traditional Authority in the Free State.
		Capacity-building is an important component of the MDTP, as there is a need to empower local people through the development of skills related to the tourism industry in all its facets.
	www.maloti.org /za/project/tourism.htm (598 words)

	www.biblionef.org: 3 NEW LIBRARIES OPENED IN SOUTH AFRICA
		The container library has been placed alongside the community hall and near the Somangwe Primary School and Lusiza Pre-School.
		It is within easy walking distance of Batlokoa Secondary School.
		The library closed in early December for the school holidays and was due to re-open at the end of Januar but so many people begged to be allowed to use it that it opened again on the 5th January.
	www.biblionef.org /index.php?id=63&no_cache=1&tx_ttnews[tt_news]=16&tx_ttnews[backPid]=62&cHash=86793e7577 (393 words)

	history
		The first permanent European settler in this area that was eventually to become Ficksburg was a missionary the Rev. James Allison.
		His mission station, of the Methodist Church, was begun in August 1834 and was amongst the Batlokoa tribe under the chieftainship of Sekonyela.
		This meeting took place at the Imperani mission where the Rev. James Allison played a major role.
	www.cherryfestival.co.za /history.html (1493 words)

	Hoax Forum \| 12/3 - Happy Moshoeshoe’s Day, Lesotho!
		It is expected that principal chiefs, government officials, teachers and students from different schools will be present at the main event in Maseru.
		King Letsie III will be accompanied by the three principal chiefs of Bataung, Makhoakhoa and Batlokoa in laying the wreaths at his great grandfather’s statue.
		Moshoeshoe ‘s day is commemorated nationally on March 11, the day on which the founder of the Basotho nation Moshoeshoe I died in 1870, as his exact birth date is not known.
	www.museumofhoaxes.com /hoax/forums/viewthread/3299 (1191 words)

	BATLOKWA Articles Batlokoa is one of the three main B
		BATLOKWA Articles Batlokoa is one of the three main B
		Batlokoa is one of the three main Basotho tribes/clans who speak Sesotho, the other two being Bakoena and Bataung.
		Some pages may contain portions of text relating to certain topics obtained from wikipedia.org under the GNU FDL license
	www.amazines.com /Batlokwa_related.html (394 words)

	ToGOTo - Doing the Damn Thing
		Built into the concave shelter were three dome-shaped adobe style huts.
		Each hut represented a different tribe; the Bataung (People of the Lion), the Batlokoa (People of the Snake) and the Basiea (People of the Cat).
		One or two kitchen chairs and an iron bed were the anachronism in an otherwise traditional setting.
	www.togoto.co.za /articles/autumn2007/article5.html (1428 words)

	Petition to King George V
		The Union Government's projected land Legislation threatens a further encroachment as against that undertaking.
		Your Majesty's subjects further pray for a review of Her Late Majesty's Proclamation of 1848 in conjunction with the Convention of 1854 relative to certain lands in the Orange Free State belonging to and claimed by the Batlokoa and the Bagolokoe tribes.
		These claims afford a just case for review and readjustment in the Orange Free State because the undertakings then given under the said Proclamation and Convention have been departed from without any compensation or other relief being granted to the original owners of the land.
	www.anc.org.za /ancdocs/history/early/petition181216.html (1947 words)

	Buchversand Sokrates: Vundla, Kathleen: PQ. The story of Philip Vundla of South Africa
		When many believe that the choice in South Africa is between violence and the Status quo, his life throws light on a new road which he believed might even at this late hour lead to a better day for all South Africans.
		KATHLEEN VUNDLA comes from the royal family of the Batlokoa tribe.
		She trained as a nurse at the Crown Mines hospital.
	www.sokrates-digital.de /produktkatalog/AQ598832.php (342 words)

	SUMMARY OF EVENTS IN LESOTHO - 3rd Quarter 2003
		King Letsie III was born in Scott Hospital, Morija, on 7 July 1963.
		As announced in Lentsoe la Basotho of 7 August 2003, the Principal Chief of the Batlokoa, Chief Halialoha Sekonyela died at his home at Malingoaneng, Mokhotlong District on 16 July 2003.
		Chief Halialoha had been ill for some time and his seat in the Senate had been occupied at times by his wife Chieftainess 'Maqheqheba Sekonyela.
	www.trc.org.ls /events/events20.033.htm (11118 words)

	Welcome to the Daily Dispatch - 1998/11/17
		PAC call to help clans with no land
		QUEENSTOWN -- The Pan Africanist Congress in the Ntabethemba district has appealed to all political organisations to help three Ntabethemba clans, the Myemane, Batlokoa and Amahlubi, to get land they have staked a claim to.
		EAST LONDON -- A meeting is planned tonight for people who want to see an end to gangsterism and violence in the Parkside area.
	www.dispatch.co.za /1998/11/17/easterncape (1675 words)

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