Mokoe

Mokoe is a proper noun used in Southern Africa as both a surname and a place name. It appears in languages of the region, including Tswana and Sotho, and is encountered in historical and contemporary records.

As a toponym, Mokoe has been recorded for small settlements and geographic features in parts of southern Africa. The precise locations and status of these places may vary by source and over time, reflecting changes in administrative designation and local naming practices.

As a surname, Mokoe is found among families in Tswana- and Sotho-speaking communities; it may appear in genealogical documents, census registers, and contemporary media.

The etymology of Mokoe is not universally documented, with possible connections to clan lineage, land features, or other toponymic origins typical of Southern African naming conventions. Researchers should distinguish between toponyms and family names when consulting records.