Sebetwane had a wife named Setlutlu. His oldest son, Kgwaanyane, was his favorite and was pampered. Carried around the Kalahari in a litter, he was sheltered from battle but eventually was killed in an ambush by the Herero. He was succeeded by his daughter Mamochisane, who soon stepped down in favour of her half-brother Sekeletu. He also had a son named Mpepe, who was an enemy of Sekeletu, and grandson called Litali. His brother Mbololo later became a king of makololo References Encyclopædia Britannica, "Sebetwane", (2000) External links Makololo interregnum and the legacy of David Livingstone (PDF) South African chiefs 19th-century Zambian people Litungas 18th-century births 1851 deaths Year of birth uncertain Mfecane