Tora Nju

Near the Mosetse River, east of the great Sua salt pan, Tora Nju preserves the remains of a small stone enclosure. Pottery of the Khami tradition and glass beads found here connect it with the wider world of the Zimbabwe plateau. Local Khoe and Bantu traditions attribute the place to the Sowa Khoe; its Khoe name has been understood to mean the house of God. Stone tools as well as ornaments have been recovered from the site, whose inhabitants lived close to the salt-bearing flats.