- Indeed, not ten
inches of
water fell
during these two years, and the
Kolobeng ran dry; so many fish were
killed that the
hyaenas from the
whole country...
- Has
stone wall and hut
foundation remains.
Kolobeng Mission - a) Old
Kwena capital until 1853. Dam on
Kolobeng River for irrigation; b) Livingstone's house...
-
memorial to
Livingstone at the
ruins of the
Kolobeng Mission, 40 km west of Gaborone, Botswana.
Livingstone Kolobeng College, a
private secondary school in...
-
Batlhaping and
David Livingstone who was
based among Sechele's
Bakwena at
Kolobeng close to
present day Gaborone, Botswana; the
Methodist missionaries of...
- and his
people accompanied the
missionary to the
Kolobeng River where Livingstone set up the
Kolobeng Mission. The
establishment of
missions was sometimes...
-
horses and 50 head of cattle. On
their return to
Kolobeng they
discovered that
Boers had
raided Kolobeng and made off with the
cattle they had left with...
- Botswana, p****ing
through the
village of Moshupa. The
Mosope River joins the
Kolobeng River to form
Metsimotlhaba which joins Notwane River around Mochudi, and...
- Kubu (hippopotamus)
Baphuthi –
Phuthi (springbok),
lejwe (stone) Bafula-
kolobeng –
Kolobe (wild pig)
Bahlaping –
Tlhapi (fish)
Banareng – Nare (buffalo)...
-
arming the
Africans and in
revenge Hendrik Potgieter's
followers sacked the
Kolobeng mission,
taking the
African women and
children of the
mission into slavery...
-
wounding him. The
commando wrecked David Livingstone's
mission station at
Kolobeng,
destroying his
medicines and books.
Livingstone was away at the time....
