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by Litulu
Dear Heavenly Father, the People of Barotseland thank You for this day and days to come.
We thank You for our being able to awake once again, to see, and to hear this day.
We are blessed because You are a forgiving God and an understanding God.
You have done so much for us and You continue to bless us.
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by Webmaster
As the process of obtaining signatures from Barotse nationals is coming to end for the PCA process, the BNFA is urging all Barotse nationals to append their signature by either using hard copy or electronic signature for those who have not yet done so. Click on “PCA signatures” on the contents bar above or on the provided button below , fill-in the required information and follow the instructions to complete the process. For hard copy signature, click here, print and sign it with your colleagues, scan the signed document and email it to bnfa.info@gmail.com as an attachment. Your signature counts. Hard copy signatures currently running at 8,000+.
by a Mongu Correspondent
On the afternoon of Monday, 17th March 2014, the late Queen to His Majesty King Lubosi Imwiko II, Moyo Imwambo, Rosaleen Mulako Lisulo-Imwiko was finally put to rest at Mutwiwamba, some 13 kilometres south of Mongu along the Mongu-Senanga road. Her resting place has since been named Mbatiwana, a Si-Luyana word meaning “you will find us.” The death of the Queen has been the first ever witnessed in respect of a reigning King of Barotseland and left staunch traditionalist, the old and the young bewildered as no one had a clue on how to handle a calamity of such a high ranking personality. Read more