- the
members of the tribe. The
dikgosi of the
eight main
Batswana tribes automatically become members of the Ntlo ya
Dikgosi, an
advisory body
within the...
-
Three Dikgosi Monument is a
bronze sculpture located in the
Central Business District of Gaborone, Botswana. The
statues depict three dikgosi (tribal...
-
convert the
dikgosi to
Christianity and to
build missionary schools.
British traders arrived in the 1830s and
engaged in
transactions with the
dikgosi. Kgosi...
- The Ntlo ya
Dikgosi (Tswana for "House of Chiefs") in
Botswana is an
advisory body to the country's parliament. The
house consists of 35 members. Eight...
- in turn
elects the
President and some of its own members. The Ntlo ya
Dikgosi is a
mixture of appointed,
hereditary and
indirectly elected members. Following...
- months. In
addition to a parliament,
Botswana also has a Ntlo ya
Dikgosi. The Ntlo ya
Dikgosi acts as an
advisory body to the
Parliament of Botswana. This...
- disputes, and the
Three Dikgosi Monument, a
landmark featuring the
statues of
Khama III,
Sebele I, and
Bathoen I,
three dikgosi, or chiefs, who traveled...
- This is a list of
chairpersons (speakers) of the Ntlo ya
Dikgosi, an
advisory body to the
government of Botswana: [1]
Official website of the Parliament...
-
receives at
least 5% of the vote in the constituency.
Members of the Ntlo ya
Dikgosi cannot stand for
election to the
National ****embly. The
President of Botswana...
-
African countries because regional hereditary tribal chiefs locally called Dikgosi converted to Christianity,
which triggered the
entire group they led to...
