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Chief Masopha

chief of Sotho nation
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  • Teyateyaneng

    …resident commissioner, Marshall Clark, and Chief Masopha, third son of the legendary Moshoeshoe, founder and paramount chief of the Sotho nation. Masopha agreed to pay taxes to the resident commissioner, who allowed the chief to set up his own district headquarters with police recruited from his own people. From its…

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    …resident commissioner, Marshall Clark, and Chief Masopha, third son of the legendary Moshoeshoe, founder and paramount chief of the Sotho nation. Masopha agreed to pay taxes to the resident commissioner, who allowed the chief to set up his own district headquarters with police recruited from his own people. From its…

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