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by Mutungulu Wanga, Deputy Chairperson General-Strategy and Diaspora Liaison, BNFA
… the idea that Barotseland independence can only be achieved when all political organizations merge is utopian. … The Barotseland struggle is a long and tedious undertaking, requiring the contribution of all who care. However, as we rise from time to time to put in whatever we can, we should at all times strive kuli lube limbonyi, lusike lwaba siwawayi. Read more-html Read more-pdf
by S W Mwaekwa
… It remains, therefore, that all the pressure groups in Barotseland had to marshal all their efforts towards one objective—the total liberation of Barotseland, their God given homeland. It must be known that no one group can achieve this noble cause at the exclusion of the others. Read more-html Read more-pdf
by Jonathan K. Kwalombota
The Barotseland Agreement 1964 was nailed to the cross using a 90 pound sledge hammer of the constitution Amendment Act No. 5 of 1969 by the Kaunda regime. It is NOW A DEAD ISSUE. … ZAMBIANS, PLEASE, LEAVE US BE, FOR WE ARE A SEPARATE STATE FROM YOU!