evidence: However, taken together with the now Bwile of the DRC ( most of whom were formerly under the de jure jurisdiction of Northern Rhodesia and remain in the disputed Lunchinda-Mpweto enclave), the Bwile, ruled by the [...] Chanshi) The land was secured, after a miscarriage by Mwanto Ikolo, as a concession by Mchelenge of Chitutu to a demand by Pembe Chandalala. The concession was inevitable and was achieved in two stages. First Mchelenge conceeded the area of now Kasama, the Ngansa (now Pweto) and Kizabi. But because of the sense of insult visited on Kaleba (or Kalewa), a brother of Ikolo by forcing him to eat dog meat, Pembe refused to be appeased. Because the Shila chief Mchelenge was at the time battling with the Lunda under Mwata Kazembe Keleka, he could not open up another war front with the ba-Anza led people who threatened war, he eventually conceded to the claim by Pembe who rested the pot of water and salt soil at Kalobwa where the Shila had buried the stillborn. [...] And to effectively control the new land secured from the Shila and after consultation with his brother Kyando Kizabi, he proceeded to allocate to his three nephews the land across the Nchinda river (now called Lunchinda). He appointed Mulolwa from Kalamba who praised himself as as Chimpuntami uwapuntamina akaBwile. He also appointed Katuka who praised himself as Kalembwe and Mukomboli who praised himself as Mwabu (Muehu) . ChimPuta and Kalembwe and Mwabu were known royal names from the Kienge area near Kongolo and Kasonga in Luba land.