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• The Barotse Native Police were called upon to support civil officials in its collection.
• This and other factors earned the Mbunda to be included on the Barotse National Council.
• The Barotse speak a complex language, Silozi, derived from several languages but primarily Sesotho.
• The Barotse Floodplain, part of the Zambezian flooded grasslands ecoregion, lies to the southwest.
• By 1902 the Barotse Native Police comprised nine European officers and NCOs, and 240 native police.
• The Barotse, or Lozi, speak a different language than the Ovambos, who dominate in Namibia.
• The Caprivians look to the Barotse king in Zambia, not to Windhoek, Namibia's capital.
• Zambia's 1.5 million Barotse have their own autonomy drive that has worried the Zambian government.
• The river enters the Zambezi north of the town of Lukulu, at the north end of the Barotse Floodplain.
• Now, although Muyongo denies it, South African political and military analysts suspect Unita is helping him and the Barotse.
• In the occasional very wet year such as 2005, lives and property are lost in floods on the Barotse Plain.
• Leaders of both movements are in contact, and an attempt by Caprivi to break from Namibia likely would encourage Barotse separatists.
• At the pre-Independence talks, the Barotse simply asked for a continuation of " Queen Victoria's protection ".
• The Basubiya kingdom of Iteenge collapsed in 1876 when Nkonkwena I feared the Barotse and fled to Khama s country in Boteti.
• The headquarters of the Government and Barotse Native Police moved to Livingstone and the Barotse Native Police were absorbed into the Constabulary.
• The headquarters of the Government and Barotse Native Police moved to Livingstone and the Barotse Native Police were absorbed into the Constabulary.
• A detailed investigation into the history of the Barotse was carried out in 1939 in connection with the Balovale Dispute, see below.
• Consequently the North-Eastern Rhodesia Constabulary and the Barotse Native Police were amalgamated as the "'Northern Rhodesia Police ".