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|fam7= Sotho–Tswana ...ri]] (''SheKgalagari'') and [[Sotho language|Sotho]] (''Sesotho''/Southern Sotho). Lozi and its dialects are spoken and understood by approximately six perc

...se, or Tozvi. The Lozi speak [[Silozi language|Silozi]], a central [[Bantu languages|Bantu]] language.<ref name="enc"/> ...invaded Barotseland and conquered the Lozi. They ruled until 1864 when the Sotho clique was overthrown following a Lozi revolt.

|mapcaption=Map showing the distribution of Bantu vs. other African languages. The Bantu area is in orange. |child5=Makaa–Njem<br>Kele–Tsogo languages

...lt to the northward march of the [[Nguni people|Nguni]] and [[Sotho people|Sotho]]-[[Tswana people|Tswana]] descended [[Ngoni people]], through Chief Chitap The [[Bemba language]] (Chibemba) is most closely related to the [[Bantu languages]] Kaonde (in Zambia and the DRC), Luba (in the DRC), Nsenga and Tonga (in Z

|languages_type = [[Lingua franca|Common languages]] |languages = [[Lozi language|Lozi]], English

In the 12th century, major waves of [[Bantu languages|Bantu]]-speaking immigrants arrived during the [[Bantu expansion]]. Among t ...aland|Ciyengele]].<ref>[http://www.bantu-languages.com/fr/zonek.html Bantu-Languages.com], citing Maniacky 1997</ref> The Aluyi and their leader, the Litunga Mu