Three Dikgosi Monument

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The Three Dikgosi Monument is a prominent bronze statue ensemble in Gaborone, Botswana, honoring three influential chiefs who played key roles in the country’s path to independence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf monument
outdoor sculpture ensemble
associatedWith Botswana independence movement
traditional leadership in Botswana
associatedWithEthnicGroups Bakwena
Bangwaketse
Bamangwato
surface form: Bangwato
associatedWithEvent Botswana’s journey toward independence
category Buildings and structures in Gaborone
Monuments and memorials in Botswana
city Gaborone
commemorates Bathoen I
Khama III
Sebele I
country Botswana
culturalRole site for national ceremonies and public gatherings
depicts Bathoen I of the Bangwaketse
Khama III of the Bangwato
Sebele I
surface form: Sebele I of the Bakwena
hasLanguageOfSurroundingSignage English
Setswana
hasMedium metal sculpture
hasNumberOfStatues 3
hasTypeOfArt figurative sculpture
heritageStatus important cultural landmark in Botswana
locatedIn Botswana
location Gaborone
Gaborone
surface form: Gaborone Central Business District
material bronze
namedAfter three dikgosi (chiefs) of Botswana
notableFeature raised platform and public plaza
three larger-than-life bronze statues of chiefs
ownership government of Botswana
surface form: Government of Botswana
publicAccess yes
purpose to honor three influential chiefs in Botswana’s history
region South-East District
significance major national heritage site in Botswana
symbol of Botswana’s path to independence
subject three dikgosi (chiefs) of Botswana
symbolizes resistance to colonial annexation
unity of Botswana’s major tribes
theme pre-colonial and colonial-era leadership in Botswana
tourismAttraction yes

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Gaborone hasLandmark Three Dikgosi Monument