Mananeo a phihlello a ntse a ilo eketswa, mme projeke ya Nalane e Qoqwang e tla nne e tswelepele hobane ho na le dintlha tse ngata tse e song ho kenngwe ditokomaneng. Dikgau tsa tlatsetso tsa naha di tla tsebiswa selemong sena mme re tla sebeletsa ho etseng hore ba polokelo ya matshwao a naha re ba etse hore e be mohopolo o foketsehileng hore e be wa matswantle empa re o etse wa Afrika ka moo re ka kgonang ka teng.? Mme go diragetse, jaaka balatedi ba borre Modubule le Mangole, ga mmogo le ba ga borre Ndaba le Mmolotsi, ba ne ba itaana ka noga e tshela. Bangwe ba feletse kwa di kokelong ka dikgobalo tse di masisi (ina lebe..). 1-3. King tse dingwana tso di ka makang gore magageru ya go bereka mmereko wa nako ka moka ma tšhentšhiwe? It's sad that you use the example of whites defeating Zulus in Zululand, this itself demonstrates your lack of understanding regarding the age the author is referring to. Bear in mind that whites only came to South Africa around 1652 when the likes of Jan van Riebeeck landed in the Cape. There were already Blacks in parts of South Africa around this time .The truth is that there was already Blacks living in South Africa around this time and way before .The diggins in Mapungubwe indicate that there were Black people living here around the 1200's and before .On that note, nobody is saying that the Batswana were in Central Africa when whites arrived . You seem to forget that Black people have a history that goes back 1000's of years back .The starting point for you is to know that the so called Sotho/Tswana group were once one.