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Namoha Battle Site
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Post date: 01/12/2021
Namoha is an area in the former rural Qwaqwa homeland in the Free State Province. The area is between Monontsa and Poelong villages. It came into being in the early 1940s. This piece of land was handed to a sub-chief, Moreneng Mopeli, after being ordered to move from a place called Boiketlo, a very fertile land on top of the mountains above Monontsha village, when Boiketlo area was declared a grazing camp.