Traditional leaders of the Tswana
The traditional leaders of the Tswana were leaders of the homeland Tswanaland (today's Namibia ) and have been the representatives of the small ethnic minority of the Tswana since Namibia's independence .
Legal basis
According to the Namibian Constitution of 1990, traditional leaders, tribal and clan heads, as well as traditionally determined or democratically elected leaders, are given a permanent place in the Namibian political system . This takes into account the multicultural and multi-layered society of the country.
The constitution provides for the title of chief (in German boss) and senior headman (oldest leader) for traditional leaders . The traditional title can be worn as an addition.
Batswana ba Namibia
The Batswana ba Namibia referred to the Tsawana in Namibia. Their seat is Mokaleng , the traditional title is Kgosi .
- Constance Kgosiemang , born August 5, 1946 † August 16, 2012; April 26, 1979–1989 (Paramount Chief), 1989–2012 (Chief)
- Andrew Kgosiemang , b.1982 ; since 2013
Bakgalagadi
The Bakgalagadi , people of the Kalahari , also Bakgalagadi ba Namibia , are a clan of the Tsawana. Your seat is Corridor 13 , the traditional title is Kgoshi .
- Hubert Tidimalo Ditshabue ; since 1992