… Apart from Mzilikazi there were also other raiding parties in Tswanaland, like that of the
woman leader Mmatatisi of the Tlokwa, causing several chain actions and leaving the country in …

… There is a group of Sotho-Tswana people in Namibia who are known as Batswana, and who
live in an area called Tswanaland. These, however, speak Shekgalagari and not Setswana. …

The possession values discussed in this chapter are akin to the expression of possession
that is described in Bantu languages where there is a connective-a joined to pronominal …

This article presents a historical case-study in forced removals and its ramifications from
1961 to 1977 from the perspective of socio-environmental history. The focus area is Pretoria (…

The well-known phenomenon of the adoption into English of vocabulary from other languages
is discussed and illustrated briefly, with particular reference to southern African languages…

… In order to test the hypothesis, Alverson selected three research sites in Tswanaland,
each chosen to take advantage of most of the demographic, geographic, climatologic, and …

This study examines land use, natural resource, and development conflicts, and the effects
of government policies in a remote area in northeastern Namibia, known formerly as West …

The well-known phenomenon of the adoption into English of vocabulary from other languages
is discussed and illustrated briefly, with particular reference to southern African languages…

… The result has been some high population densities ranging from 24 per km�2 in Tswanaland*
to 68 per km-2 in Zululand.* One of the most noticeable physical features of the states is …

This paper makes an attempt at content analysis of the government owned Botswana Daily
News and private newspapers in Botswana on the appropriateness of the name the country. …